Finding the right balance between these asset classes is one of the keys to successful long-term investing. But how to determine the right asset allocation for you is a question that can quickly send ...

Investors are caught in an ongoing debate about whether asset allocation should remain static or adapt to changing market conditions. Adaptive Asset Allocation (AAA) can be broadly categorized into ...

Traditional asset allocation could be defined as offering strategic allocations covering the five to six major asset classes and typically offering three to six client asset mixes with different ...

Asset allocation is typically sold as a simple stocks-versus-bonds split, but there is much more to it than that if you want an effective result. Bhanu Singh points to a whole series of decisions to ...

Investors should combine low-correlated asset classes, such as equity and debt, to balance growth and stability and build portfolios that can perform consistently across market cycles Every journey ...

Thinking about retirement planning when you’re young is key to financial security in your golden years. Small contributions ...

Years ago, when financial advisors had a monopoly on asset allocation decisions, fees ran rather rich. Lately, though, with a surge in the number of index-based products promising to deliver asset ...

The OCIO Solutions team at State Street Global Advisors (SSGA) manages over $150 billion in discretionary assets for their clients, making them one of the largest outsourced investment providers ...

ELM Market Navigator ETF aims to solve the main challenge that many "set it and forget it" investors face. The ETF seeks to blend the best of passive and active strategies, adjusting stock and bond ...

UK pension schemes are not the most active of asset allocators. While some institutional investors are constantly adjusting their asset allocations in the hope of improving performance or reducing ...

Equal weight asset allocation is such a simple idea that has been used in many portfolios for retirement investments. Last time, we published a newsletter titled as July 18th 2011: Equal Weight or Not ...