Thesis AM launches decumulation guide for advisers

Risks and strategies

Victoria McKeever
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Thesis Asset Management has created a free decumulation guide for advisers, outlining the investment risks encountered and assessing popular strategies currently used in the market.

The white paper, entitled ‘Decumulation - the usual suspects: Sequencing risk and other unhelpful side-effects', follows the launch of the firm's Managed Income Service in April. According to Thesis, a lot of the discussion around decumulation has so far focused on understanding the risks in managing a pot in retirement. It noted, however, that much of the conversation had not moved beyond this to understand what can be done to mitigate these risks. The firm referred to recent research that found nearly three-quarters (72%) of advisers saying they needed a more robust centralised reti...

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