- Are current economic conditions signalling a return to pre-2020 investment conditions? What would this mean for financial plans?
- What are key insights for investors to take into account from recent policy shifts?
- How can investors choose the right investments while managing risk?
- What is the case for alternatives in 2024?
- How are retail investors adapting their portfolio allocation strategies to navigate potential market volatility in 2024?
Striking the right balance in allocations
After a year in which investors grappled with rising interest rates, positive tailwinds such as falling inflation may now mean better times lie ahead. Mid and small caps enjoyed the first signs of recovery at the end of 2023, and the prospect of interest rate cuts also makes bonds look more attractive, meaning investors must carefully consider new opportunities for the months ahead.
Portfolio allocation remains a key consideration as continual shifts in the investment landscape complicate the question of how to balance equities, bonds, and alternatives. As investors of different types navigate financial plans tailored to their goals and risk tolerance, they will also be keen to ensure their allocations can offset economic instability. In short, which investments will give them the best potential for long-term growth in 2024?
Hosted by Investors' Chronicle in partnership with Netwealth, join our panel of financial experts in this one-hour webinar as they provide insights into allocating appropriately to achieve the best results in today’s economic environment.
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This event is part of the Growth in the economic transition series
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