Industry Voice: The evolution of multi-asset

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Is there a way of investing on a multi-asset basis which means if there is a 'Lehmans moment' again, investors won't be exposed to a series of correlated assets? Toby Hayes, manager of the Franklin Templeton Diversified Income fund, says there is a way to avoid the risk of typical asset allocation in multi-asset funds.

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