PWM aims to examine the role of banks, wealth managers and fund houses as asset allocators, to ascertain which asset classes are best suited to the sub-advisory model and which are best managed in-house, to estimate the optimum mix between internally managed and outsourced assets, and to evaluate changing distribution models in the light of depolarisation. To do this, we have invited a selection of wealth managers and investment providers to share their sub-advisory secrets with us
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Ing investment management’s target return responding flexibly to market conditions
Interest rates have remained very low for many years. Investors were able to achieve good returns when rates declined, but what should they do now? Will rates continue to decline, or will they rise? Many investors want to invest in fixed income, no matter what the prevailing market conditions. ING Investment Management’s new Target Return Fixed Income Strategy can provide a fitting solution
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Cautious approach to growth
Asian equities are no longer the bargain they once were, but investors remain convinced of new opportunities going forward. However, the potential global slow down has a few funds biting their fingernails. Simon Hildrey reports
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Slowly learning asset allocation lessons
By investing in the correct geographical areas and global investment themes, you are on to a winner. Why are some still dragging their heels?
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CAAM ponders best route for euro invasion
CAAM may be the biggest player in the French market, but building its brand in other European countries has proven a challenge. Yuri Bender speaks to head of foreign distribution, Jean François Pinçon on how he aims to diversify the range of products on offer
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