Advisers back bonds and US for 09
Over 80% of advisers plan to increase their allocation to corporate bonds in 2009 while nearly 75% intend to build their clients' exposure to the US, according to a survey of 540 attendees at the Unique Boutiques Conferences.
Sentiment among IFAs is becoming more bullish with 58% planning on decreasing cash weightings in client portfolios. Within UK equities, large caps continue to look attractive with some 57% favouring...
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