PA Working Lunches: Join us for our live event in Bristol

Join us for lunch and an informative session to boost your CPD

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Professional Adviser is pleased to introduce the next event in our live Regional Working Lunches Series for 2023.

Professional Adviser is partnering with Orbis, who will deliver a two and a half hour event on 8 November in Bristol looking at 'balancing the blend'.  Join investment counsellor Rob Perrone as he breaks down why bonds did not diversify stocks in 2022 and why many multi-asset funds did not diversify one another.  This regional working lunch will also look at the importance of true style diversification against the backdrop of the value versus growth cycle, the importance of rebalancing, and how a well-diversified, regularly rebalanced portfolio can improve outcomes in the decumulation...

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