Has the UK been left behind by the growth wave?
The UK is one of the few major markets to lack any technology presence, but its unique composition offers diversification opportunities
The UK is one of the few major markets to lack any technology presence, but its unique composition offers diversification opportunities
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Portfolio Adviser asks four experts to share what they expect will be the most attractive diversifiers for the year ahead
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Ajay Vaid, a senior investment research analyst at Square Mile Investment Consulting and Research, checks out the top performers and compelling newcomers
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Share prices in the US have reached dizzying heights, making cheaper equity markets more attractive
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Foreign exchange is a powerful diversifier that goes overlooked by most wealth managers, according to EGA’s Jonathan Dagg
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With wealth managers claiming they have lost clients due to a lack of adequate access to private markets, we get the lowdown on this rapidly growing but complex sector
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Concentrated markets can be risky, but concentrated portfolios drive top returns – investors need to re-examine the balance, writes Stuart Gray
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Commodities will be a crucial diversifier over the long-term despite its volatile performance in recent years, says Darius McDermott
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The downturn served as a reminder that diversifying assets are as important as return drivers, writes Nick Stanhope
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The £845m fund is a good option for ‘cautious investors looking for an alternative to cash as rates fall’
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A 1% bitcoin allocation in a 60/40 portfolio could have added an annualised 0.67% to returns over the last 11 years
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What does diversification mean during this period of mega-cap domination? Downing’s Alex Paget takes a look
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