Quarter of clients want to de-risk portfolios amid Brexit uncertainty
Research by Time Investments
"Spreading investments across real assets, corporate bonds and carefully selected equities diversifies risk while targeting inflation beating returns" - TIME Investments' Henny Dovland
A quarter (23%) of advised clients want to de-risk their portfolios because of political uncertainty, a survey by Time Investments has found.
The research, which quizzed 65 UK-based financial advisers, found three-quarters of the clients who wanted to de-risk their portfolios were minded to do so because of uncertainty surrounding Brexit...
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