Asset Allocation

Turning Japanese?
01 Dec 2011
Technical signals from the bond markets and fundamental economic parallels have spooked some commentators about the ‘Japanisation’ of the world. Anthony Harrington asks if we should be bracing...

And what about Japan itself?
01 Dec 2011
Clearly the view a fund manager takes of Japan’s short to medium term macro prospects has a strong determining influence on their view of Japanese equities. Simon Edelsten, senior fund manager of the ...

Too early to tell
01 Dec 2011
It’s clear to everyone that globalisation is re-shaping the world economy. But Maha Khan Phillips asks questions of the consensus around which sectors will benefit

The shipping news
01 Dec 2011
The shipping business would seem to be directly linked to the health of the world economy. Why would you want to invest as the world slows down? Lynn Strongin Dodds finds that it is not that simple

Rich diversity
01 Dec 2011
The bewildering variety of multi-asset funds can make them difficult to compare. But Martin Steward thinks that 2011 has revealed some useful patterns

Asset Allocation: Slow and steady
01 Dec 2010
They are not racy or sexy and they are certainly not the next hot thing. But Peter Taberner finds that ‘high quality’ equities might suit investors’ jaded palettes

Asset Allocation: Just got bigger
01 Dec 2010
Euan G Munro discusses structural changes to the role of asset allocator and asks whether they should be empowered with further responsibilites within the investment process

Asset Allocation: Raincoat and sunglasses
01 Dec 2010
Today’s distorted and correlated markets confound asset allocation. Martin Steward asks when normalisation will be restored, and how to manage the transition

Surviving stagflation
01 Dec 2009
As the dreaded ‘s’ word edges onto the periphery of economists’ radar screens, Martin Steward assesses the options for defending against it – and the risks those options present

Dark forces
01 Dec 2009
Uncertainties govern any future projection of the equity risk premium, argue Wim Barentsen and Svetlana Rodionova, making scenario analysis essential to APG’s asset-liability matching process

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