Skandia to host market strategy seminars

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Skandia will hold a series of adviser seminars in March focusing on investment strategies and solutions in both bull and bear markets.

The seminars will give IFAs options and methods of de-risking client portfolios, with emphasis on risk profiling and asset allocation tools. Skandia says these investment solutions could help advisers with the time challenging task of updating asset allocations and portfolio rebalancing. Each seminar will include fund manager commentary, with further bear market strategies from Skandia International. “Picking investments can seem like a much easier task in a gradually rising market, such as we have seen over the previous five years. But with the FTSE 100 rising only 3.7% in 2007, this ye...

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