PA360 speaker profile: LGIM's Justin Onuekwusi

Whatever the weather

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Multi-asset investors must be prepared for a range of scenarios and, as LGIM fund manager and PA360 speaker Justin Onuekwusi tells Cherry Reynard, in the current environment that range is getting a lot wider

The market volatility seen at the start of this year will have been a stark reminder to investors that stockmarkets can still go down as well as up. It is a point that could well have been forgotten in the near uninterrupted bull market seen since the end of the global financial crisis in 2009. Looking ahead, Justin Onuekwusi, multi asset fund manager at Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) and a speaker at yesterday's PA360 conference, believes the stockmarket strength seen over the last decade has the potential to continue - but he is also preparing his portfolios for a range o...

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