Trevor Greetham: Why 2016 was the best year for multi-asset since 2009
‘Cash continues to burn a hole in the pocket’
Looking back, it may seem odd but 2016 was the best year for multi asset returns since the financial crisis. Trevor Greetham explains why it worked out that way
Sterling based investors have just enjoyed the best year for multi asset returns since 2009 - the year of the initial bounce back from the financial crisis. A balanced multi asset fund would have returned...
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