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A comparison of fundamental indexation and cap-weighted indexing in the South African equity market
Traditional capitalisation-weighted indices have been used widely by both active and passive investors. However, researchers and academics have criticised the index construction methodology based on shortfalls such as overweighting overvalued stocks, which can lead to concentration risks. To address
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