How to prepare portfolios for Brexit when you don't know what Brexit is

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Industry Voice: Brexit is, at least, a 'known unknown'.

Trevor takes a closer look at this dilemma in his latest blog piece, sharing three pragmatic suggestions to help advisers mitigate this 'known unknown'.

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Past performance is no guide to the future. The value of investments and the income from them is not guaranteed and may go down as well as up and investors may not get back the amount originally invested. The views expressed are the author's own and do not constitute investment advice.

 

Trevor Greetham

Trevor Greetham is responsible for the tactical asset allocation strategies applied in Royal London's life and pension funds and for developing and managing new multi asset funds for institutional and retail clients. He has a strong performance track record and is well known for his work on the Investment Clock, an approach linking the performance of various investments to the different phases of the economic cycle.

Prior to joining Royal London in 2015, Trevor was Asset Allocation Director for Fidelity Worldwide Investment, where he was responsible for implementing tactical investment decisions across a wide range of institutional and retail funds including the Fidelity Multi Asset Strategic Fund. From 1995 to 2005, Trevor was Director of Asset Allocation for Merrill Lynch. Trevor qualified as an actuary with UK life assurer Provident Mutual and has a Master of Arts in Mathematics from Cambridge University. He has 23 years' investment experience.

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