Time to get active: How to make your portfolio healthy in 2023

2022 difficult for passive investing

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Active is not just about pursuing a healthier lifestyle in 2023; your portfolio might need a rebalance too.

Markets have started the year on a jubilant note. However, as we have learned over the last few years, economic and geopolitical shocks are unpredictable and trying to forecast unknowns is a folly. What we can, however, be more certain of is we are moving to an environment of higher volatility than we have been accustomed to over the past decade. Deep Dive: China's property story not over despite revival efforts As such, we should expect higher return variance both across and within asset classes. But volatility can be your friend, and so can being active. Navigating chang...

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