Jupiter's Philip Gibbs has slashed his net equity exposure to less than 20% as he adopts an extreme d...
Jupiter’s Philip Gibbs has slashed his net equity exposure to less than 20% as he adopts an extreme defensive position on his Financial Opportunities fund. Meanwhile, New Star financial manager Guy de Blonay is less bearish, believing the sector could lead the market if the macroeconomic situation improves, but has also taken defensive action. In January, Investment Week reported Gibbs had placed almost half his fund into bonds and cash. He has now cut equity exposure to just a fifth of his portfolio in preparation for “considerable” short-term risks. “The strain on financial assets is...
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