Long duration investment grade bonds and Japanese equities offer DPM clients yield and capital growth, according to Grizelda Lee, head of discretionary portfolio management at Bank of Singapore.

Long duration investment grade bonds and Japanese equities offer DPM clients yield and capital growth, according to Grizelda Lee, head of discretionary portfolio management at Bank of Singapore.
JP Morgan Asset Management’s EMEA chief market strategist warns against the seduction of cash rates.
The digital platform has teamed up with Amundi, HSBC AM and Ping An to offer access to low-cost money market funds.
Asset managers reduced their cash holdings for the second consecutive month, according to the State Street Global Markets Risk Appetite Index.
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Cash and money market instruments are expected to perform well, said the investment manager.
Hong Kongers surveyed by Finder believe cash will perform best this year.
The firm is also overweight cash and it believes most fixed income assets do not have attractive returns.
Data collected by Last Word Research shows a rapid rise in pessimism towards equities and credit among fund selectors in the region.
A significant number of Asian retail investors prefer to hold cash over the next six months, even though they believe some regional markets will deliver a double-digit return in 2015.
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