All Multi-Asset articles – Page 4
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Diversified growth: a health warning
The challenge of understanding complex multi-asset strategies in line with fiduciary duty means other alternatives may be more suitable for investors
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Risk diversification ‘on’
Increasing sophistication and understanding of risk premia is leading to new approaches to combine them in a portfolio
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Designed for DC
Best practice for defined contribution pensions inevitably involves well-designed default options. Multi-asset approaches are the best fit for most investors but views differ about how to best structure them
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Commentary: The DGF super brand
Diversified growth funds have become a core investment for many UK pension funds with strong demand from countries. Will Mayne defines the concept
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Illiquid approaches
Some of the world’s largest institutional investors have had great success in illiquid investments such as private equity, infrastructure and lending
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Multi-Asset Strategies: Apples and oranges
As multi-asset strategies have evolved, it has become less easy to assess and compare them on a like-for-like basis
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Multi-Asset Strategies: Adaptive approaches
Once, institutional investors were happy to set a strategic asset allocation, ahead of market timing and security selection
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Top 400: Multi-asset – in search of opportunities
A complex and changing pensions market means responsiveness is key for asset managers, say Nigel Birch and Will Mayne
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Special ReportTactical asset allocation: When diversification is a better bet than timing
Practical difficulties of tactical asset allocation confirm the case for buying, holding and diversifying
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FeaturesMinus five is the new zero
Absolute return strategies do not always produce absolute returns, and alternative investments are not always decorrelated from the mainstream. Long/short investors do not always have skill in shorting, let alone the long. Convertible arbitrageurs are not always able to arbitrage their convertibles. Leveraged strategies have seen their leverage dry up ...
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