The TIGER 21 Quarterly Asset Allocation Report for Q3 2012 has been released.
Advisors should look for portfolio managers who are asset allocators in light of today's global economy, says Christine Hughes of OtterWood Capital Management.
TIGER 21’s latest asset allocation report shows the super rich are increasingly choosing alternative investments.
As risk aversion continues to haunt equity markets, corporate credit risk looks reasonably good. Despite deleveraging and a prolonged economic decline that threatens to take down some companies investing in corporate bonds might be a worthwhile alternative to equities.
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Want to know where the wealthy are putting their money these days? You’re in luck. TIGER 21 has released its latest Asset Allocation Report, which provides a snapshot of its members’ investment portfolios as of the first quarter of this year.
Fixed-income investing will continue to play a crucial role for investors, even as three decades of bond-market gains appear likely to come to an end, according to a research paper by Russell Investments.
Eurozone woes have caused investors to scale back their risk tolerance and expectations for global growth, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey of fund managers for April.
The majority of financial advisors say the dollar value of their clients’ retirement portfolios are nearly recovered from the downturn, but that “the psychological scars run deep,” according to an SEI Quick Poll released today.
Financial advisors should take a page out of the pension industry’s playbook and focus more on a client’s retirement liabilities and less on their portfolio value, according to a research paper by Russell Investments.