equities and fixed income dominate ifa allocation
Legal & General Investments’ latest research shows equities will continue to dominate IFAs’ asset allocation over the coming 12 months.
Legal & General Investments’ latest research shows equities will continue to dominate IFAs’ asset allocation over the coming 12 months.
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It’s around now the big investment houses send out their asset allocation views for the next quarter and detail the changes they have made to portfolios. Who is doing what and do you agree with them?
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Active fund managers show a higher level of outperformance when running equity funds invested in Asia Pacific ex-Japan and the UK, while North America and emerging market performance is comparatively weak, says Lipper.
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Eden’s Mark Harris argues that with correlations moving lower and the dispersion in returns becoming greater asset allocation is crucial to portflio success in 2012.
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Andrew Milligan sees the risks of 2012 being similar to those of the previous 12 months although risk assets themselves are priced cheaply.
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Research across thousands of institutional portfolios shows diversification producing higher returns and lower volatility needs simpler not more complex asset allocation.
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Dirk Wiedmann explains why Rothschild Wealth Management doesn’t like equities but does like gold, and sees property rather than bonds as a long-term bet.
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Fund managers who have traditionally relied upon value stocks to outperform will find it harder in current market conditions and beyond, according to a special report from Fitch Ratings.
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The correlation of commodity performance to equity markets has increased so much that commentators now question their effectiveness in diversifying portfolios. Is this a short-term blip or is it trend we need to take notice of?
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The correlation of commodity performance to equity markets has increased to such an extent that long-only commodity strategies have lost their punch as portfolio diversifiers, say commentators.
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The UK’s millionaires have around one third of their cash in property and look set to increase their holdings in the asset class over the next six months.
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Barclays Wealth has moved to an underweight position in high yield and emerging market debt.
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