Sentences with phrase «investors with fewer assets»

But interestingly enough, Kolimago doesn't worry at all about losing business to the other robo - advisers that are catering to investors with fewer assets by waiving fees or offering low minimum accounts.

Not exact matches

The minutes of the Fed's June meeting noted that «some participants suggested that increased risk tolerance among investors might be contributing to elevated asset prices more broadly; a few participants expressed concern that subdued market volatility, coupled with a low equity premium, could lead to a build - up of risks to financial stability.»

The belief that venture capital performance has been poor, and a desire to diversify internationally, have prompted many institutional investors to move their money out of the asset class, leaving «fewer and fewer venture funds with less and less to invest,» says Steve Hurwitz, a Boston - based lawyer and co-founder of an annual venture capital conference in Quebec City.

Corporate business developers can pick up a few pointers from PE investors — even if they happen to be vying with each other for the same choice asset.

What we were really providing investors was a level of discipline that few individual investors can muster over time — by adopting a long term asset allocation strategy and using low cost investment vehicles, our long term performance was always going to be better than the average individual investor who tends to time markets and chase performance, with little understanding of the costs they are incurring.

As investors peer into the future and contemplate the potential for lower market returns, we see few options with greater versatility and more powerful risk - adjusted return potential than asset allocation products.

Given the dim outlook for a traditional 60/40 balanced portfolio, emerging markets are one of the few assets with the upside potential to meet the return needs of an investor.

We're one of the few places that treat risk - conscious managers with respect, even when sticking with their principles costs them dearly in relative performance and investor assets.

Investors Stick With Assets That Mimic Hedge Funds Mutual funds that mimic hedge fund strategies — the so - called liquid alternatives sector — were among the hottest investments just a few years ago.

One of the exchange - traded funds (ETFs) that investors are using to short volatility contains an interesting clause that few investors seem to have noticed: If volatility jumps more than 80 %, the fund will liquidate with a net asset value of zero.

They can also be great picks for investors seeking to match up assets with liabilities, in order to have capital ready for a big purchase a few years out (see Comprehensive Guide to U.S. Junk Bond ETF Investing).

They range from small - time investors with just a few thousand bucks to fund managers with millions in assets.

With very few liquid assets to use as collateral, some investors look at their 401k balances as a means for getting their foot in the door in the rental property business (literally).

He added that while many investors have often sought personal advice from Vanguard, in the past such services were offered only to high - net - worth clients because those services couldn't be made affordable to those with fewer assets.

So Crypto Assets Fund is starting out with a simple strategy, helping investors make a diverse portfolio with bitcoin, ether, Zcash, Litecoin, XRP and a few others.

In an interview with Nathaniel Poppers of the New York Times, Korbit founder and CEO Tony Lyu stated that in the South Korean finance market, if the popularity of an asset spikes and a few people are invested in it, the vast majority of the market and investors rush to invest in that particular asset, in a desperate attempt to follow the trend.

The gains have been relentless with very few exceptions, as global investors embrace cryptocurrency as an asset class.

NREI: Please give us a few examples of asset types and geographic markets that are growing in favor with institutional investors this year.