Multi-Asset Review
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Multi-Asset Review: Read analysis, features and opinion on your MAR microsite
The forces at play in investment - most obviously, regulatory change, uncertain markets and shifting demographics - are as strong today as they were when Professional Adviser launched its sister magazine Multi-Asset Review in 2017.
Multi-Asset Review: Putting the 'multi' into multi-asset
Janus Henderson's multi-asset range
Tom Archer: Still 'cautious' by nature, if not by name
MI 20-60% Shares sector reviewed
Fraser Donaldson: The rub of the green
How ESG investing will gain traction
Gill Hutchison: When does OCF = VFM?
Fund charges in a low-return world
Justin Urquhart Stewart: Why cash is not king
Far from being 'king', argues Justin Urquhart Stewart, cash is an expensive luxury for long-term investors - indeed, most would be better off holding as little as possible and buying equities instead
Simon Evan-Cook: Small packages
'The strength of a species'
Multi-Asset Review: 'PROD' yourself into action
Evidence your compliance
Multi-Asset Review: No surprise there
Fidelity's multi-asset range
Jim Henning: A meaningful evaluation of multi-asset income portfolios
Illuminating exercise
Abbie Knight: It's time to put PROD into practice
Client segmentation under new regime
Justin Urquhart Stewart: Lizards v reasoners in financial markets
Emotions move markets
John Husselbee: Finding opportunity in volatility
View from the front row
Alex Farlow: Getting defensive
MI 0-35% Shares sector reviewed
Peter Elston: Why a diversified approach to income can pay dividends
Peter Elston highlights why looking beyond larger companies for yield and so also favouring listed mid-sized players can - and likely will - pay dividends for income-seeking investors
Adrian Ash: Doom, gloom and the case for gold insurance
Long-term strategic holding
Platform views: 2022 vision
A great deal has happened to the UK platform sector over the last three years, which means a great deal can also happen over the next three. Here Tom Ellis imagines how the market might look in 2022
James Klempster: Better in than out
Long-term financial wellness
Tom Poulter: Target practices
IA Volatility Managed sector review
John Husselbee: Hunting for leopards
View from the front row
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