Multi-Asset Review
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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: '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
Justin Urquhart Stewart: A simple motto for complex times
Four little words of comfort
Mike Barrett: VFM and MiFID II
Value for money in 2019
Multi-Asset Review: The best of trends
Ravenscroft's multi-asset range
Oliver Wallin: Five top tips for investing in alternatives
'Alternatives reality'
Rob Martin: Real returns - in 2019 and beyond
Real assets outlook
Greg Davies: 'Risk required' is not required
If a client 'needs' a higher rate of investment return than the portfolio they are likely to be comfortable with is expected to earn, writes Greg Davies, then they need better needs, not riskier investments
David Hambidge: Why valuations are now more appealing
Asset class outlook
Paul Angell: Different strategic strokes
Sterling Strategic Bond sector reviewed
