Jim Henning: A meaningful evaluation of multi-asset income portfolios
The search for high and rising income has come at the cost of increased complexity and, in some cases, increased risk that might not be that easy to assess for suitability, writes Jim Henning
Jim Henning: "The fundamental search for high and rising income has certainly come at the cost of increased complexity."
The search for high and rising income has come at the cost of increased complexity and, in some cases, increased risk that might not be that easy to assess for suitability, writes Jim Henning
The idea of an off-the-shelf multi-asset fund solution that aims to deliver reliable income, beat inflation and keep volatility low has a very familiar and comforting feel about it. Paying natural yield...
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