Ben Goss on risk: Remember the past when building the future
Should investors be looking to find a place for thematic approaches to sustainability in their portfolios?
Should investors be looking to find a place for thematic approaches to sustainability in their portfolios?
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Advisers can feel increasingly confident about meeting investor preferences on sustainability without having to rethink their suitability criteria
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In the complex and evolving landscape of sustainable investing, transparency will be key to supporting the alignment of approaches with client needs
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How can advisers help clients understand the level of liquidity they require and manage liquidity risk across the overall portfolio?
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Like a reliable satnav, a good cashflow model is constantly working to offer a more realistic view of the road ahead
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How to help clients think about the potential impact of inflation and factor it into decisions about risk
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Risk-based financial planning is a game changer for sustainability because it gives clients and their advisers much more flexibility when it comes to investment selection
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Risk-based planning requires increasingly close relationships between fund manager, adviser and the client
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In general, risk tolerance is relatively stable – increasing with experience, then declining over time. In general …
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Starting with risk, not reward, can help position the wealth management sector as a force for good as countries rebuild from the pandemic
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At a time of significant change, using risk as ‘true north’ in client planning should lead to better client outcomes and ‘stickier’ funds
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The answer to helping clients plan well for a complex and uncertain future can lie in preparing them for a range of reasonable outcomes – including stressful ones
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