Dan Kemp: The next decade, underperforming managers and risk-adjusted returns

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In his latest column, Dan Kemp addressess three key investments topics: the outlook for the next 10 years, underperforming fund managers and risk-adjusted versus returns.  It is incredible to think we are already near the end of a stellar decade for investors. In this sense, we would prefer to reframe the typical '2020 outlook' as the '2020-2030 outlook'. In this light, the only way we can explain our outlook at this time is to set the background. Following the global financial crisis in 2008, interest rates sank across the developed world and stocks launched a 10-year bull market run...

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