Aviva's Adrian Jarvis looks at the benefits of tactical asset allocation funds
Since the 1950s, investors have understood and accepted the need for strategic (long-term) asset allocation (SAA) and have created diversified portfolios to maximise risk-adjusted returns over the long term. SAA involves the creation of an optimal ‘base’ or ‘benchmark’ portfolio followed by a series of continuous, yet relatively infrequent and (in normal market environments, minor) refinements to that portfolio. The aim being, via the periodic adjustments, to maintain a portfolio that is best suited to a client’s long-term risk-reward objectives. What is TAA? Less well understood, howev...
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