Sebastian Schiele, DWS Global Head, Index Mandates & Solutions, Xtrackers by DWS | Sebastian explains enhanced indexing and where it fits between passive and active strategies. He discusses the different types of enhanced indexing approaches that are available and why they are gaining traction with Australian institutional investors. Sebastian also covers how enhanced indexing can help investors meet objectives, like decarbonisation and the global trends he is seeing in the adoption of enhanced indexing strategies.

Listen to the full interview which covers:

- What is Enhanced Indexing, and why is it gaining traction with Australian institutional investors?

- Where does Enhanced Indexing fit between passive and active strategies?

- What are the different types of Enhanced Indexing approaches available?

- How can Enhanced Indexing help investors meet additional objectives like sustainability or decarbonisation?

- What global trends are you seeing in the adoption of Enhanced Indexing?

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