Multi-asset funds are meant to provide protection when a particular asset class tanks, but struggle to achieve their promise when normal asset class correlations break down.

Multi-asset funds are meant to provide protection when a particular asset class tanks, but struggle to achieve their promise when normal asset class correlations break down.
Private banking professionals at HSBC, Deutsche Bank, UBS, DBS and Citi reveal opportunities in the wake of economic damage wrought by the coronavirus.
The multi-billion dollar fund has lifted its cash weighting, reduced equity exposure and trimmed an already low allocation to sub-investment grade credit.
Multi-asset products have gained popularity in most markets across Asia-Pacific, according to a report this week.
JP Morgan’s Income Fund has become popular among Malaysian and Thailand investors.
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