Financial advisers favour active over passive investment when it comes to drawdown, with the majority (89%) investing drawdown assets into active funds, research by Zurich has found.
Research by the pension and platform provider has found advisers overwhelmingly back active management for customers in retirement. It found just 3% of drawdown assets are held in passive funds, and a further 8% of advised drawdown assets are being held in cash, according to Zurich. The top three investment sectors for advised customers in drawdown are the unclassified sector (40%), cash (10%) and UK equity income (6%). Advisers are also more likely to go overseas to generate returns, with just 21% of drawdown assets invested in UK funds compared to 79% globally. Zurich head of ...
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