Interactive Financial Adviser: Multi-Asset debate

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In the latest Interactive Financial Adviser debate, our panelists from Rathbone Unit Trust Management and S&P Capital IQ discussed Multi-Asset

Click here to listen to this debate on demand Click here for Interactive Financial Adviser     Are multi asset funds too risky? It has been another year of divergent asset returns. To date it has been six months where 'risk-off' investments have been the place to be. What does this mean for those investors with an allocation to multi-asset products? Is the volatility between asset classes increasing? How should advisers look at 'risk' assets - on their historical performance or where they fit into the current economic cycle? And what do measures such as Sortino ratios or d...

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