Not exact matches
It is the
view of this magazine that you should structure your global equity investments roughly in proportion with market capitalization, and so the table below can be used
as a rough guide to breaking foreign
asset allocation.
While customary
asset allocation starts with cash
as the risk - free
asset, we
view cash
as a risky
asset.
Economic and
asset allocation views covering Q3 2015: Looking ahead, we see a pick - up in global activity
as the US bounces back from a weak first quarter and growth in Japan and Europe resumes.
We
view asset allocation as the primary determinant of a portfolio's risk and return.
With the U.S. representing less than half of the available universe of globally listed property stocks, focusing on U.S. REITs alone can be
viewed as a restrictive and undiversified approach to
asset allocation.
Traditionally, many investors have
viewed the
asset allocation decision between value and growth
as a binary decision.
That recognition demonstrates that the absence of MAR is not
viewed as a regulatory weakness inside or outside EU countries, on the contrary, the international recognition substantiates the highly regarded position of TISE - listed securities in terms of investor
asset allocation.
That optimistic
view is supported by a range of factors: close links to London, in physical
as well
as professional terms; increased visibility since its expansion and rebrand; the non-applicability of MAR compliance; the stability it presents in contrast to the Brexit uncertainty; and the international recognition of its standing including in terms of
asset allocation eligibility for the most highly regulated EU retail investor funds.