HSBC private bank arm says it’s time for clients to take on more risk
The private bank believes investors would be well served by putting more cash to work now
Asset Allocation
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Etoro launches five ‘smart’ portfolios with BlackRock
Introduces group of five pre-built portfolios
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Why Iboss is increasing its fixed income exposure
Iboss CIO Chris Metcalfe says the starting price on many bonds look cheaper than for several years
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Facing the inflation dilemma head on
Wellington’s John Mullins looks at the multi-asset implications for inflation in 2024
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AJ Bell ups bonds exposure and cuts weighting to US equities
Firm reveals asset allocation changes in latest review
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What is the future of the 60-40 portfolio?
For the first time in 50 years, the diversification strategy did not deliver
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Mena advisers predict surge in fixed income allocation
International real estate and domestic equities also in demand
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Which property sectors hold income investor appeal?
As the world settles into the ‘new normal’ – whatever that means
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Is rising confidence blinding investors to emerging risks?
‘The best time to adjust portfolios is when markets are calm’
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Advisers warned against traditional equities and bonds split
60/40 portfolios ‘will not serve’ clients well in this ‘era of record low yields’
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Bull market party ‘has to end’
The problem with the dying days of an equity bull market is that it is difficult to be sure when it will end and how high it will go in the meantime. This, for Jim Wood-Smith, chief investment officer for private clients at Hawksmoor Investment Management, is the key dilemma in today’s markets. As he…
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Will 2017 be the year of the active manager?
Within the fund industry, 2017 was widely heralded as ‘a year for active managers’ after a long period when central bank policy and geopolitical concerns had driven asset prices. Click on the slides below to see whether, with more than half of the year gone, active managers across asset classes have been able to beat…