Analysis of the global fixed income sector shows dynamic asset allocation has been the key to relati...
Analysis of the global fixed income sector shows dynamic asset allocation has been the key to relatively good performance over what has been a difficult period for the asset class. The average fund of the 329 in the sector has returned just 3.5% over three years to the end of June 2000. This breaks down as -1.8% over one year, 0.11% from July 1998 through June 1999 and 5.41% from July 1997 to June 1998. Average annualised standard deviation was 6.9%. One of the better performers in risk/return terms is the JP Morgan International Fixed Interest fund. It has returned 22.57% over three year...
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