Multi-Asset

What are multi-asset funds' future prospects?

Markets might have got their interest rate outlook wrong, but the case for holding global bonds as part of a multi-asset portfolio remains as strong as ever.

Even in a world where global stocks and bonds are positively correlated, the 60/40 model delivers value to investors

Performance, transparency and quality of service are important

Especially during periods of market volatility

Recent concerns over the banking sector seem to have eased, but have raised uncertainties around the availability of credit and the path of interest rates. Aviva Investors' Head of Multi-Asset Funds, Sunil Krishnan, assesses the consequences for multi-asset investors.

Giulio Renzi-Ricci and Oliver Harvey explain why investors should be wary of making any tactical calls on one of the core sectors of the global economy

To meet the evolving needs of clients, a robust multi-asset strategy must be built around three principles: investment expertise, ESG integration and value for money.

Aviva Investors' MAF Core range is designed to appeal to a broad range of investors. Shane O’Brien introduces five client types who may find MAF Core an attractive addition to their portfolios.