Schroders report: Majority of global investors hindered by 'ambiguity aversion'

Investors have a bias towards 'safer' investments

Lauren Mason
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A majority of investors globally suffer from "ambiguity aversion", or a bias towards perceived safer and more predictable investments at the risk of achieving lower returns, according to Schroders' latest investIQ test.

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