Multi Asset Portfolio Report - Reduce bond exposure, look East for opportunities

19/09/2019

In their just released Multi Asset Portfolio Outlook for 4Q 2019 titled “Reduce bond exposure, look East for opportunities”, Societe Generale Global Asset Allocation Strategists adapt their portfolio to the summer’s strong gains in fixed income markets while maintaining their cautious stance, favouring assets providing yield with low volatility and portfolio protection.

In coordination with Societe Generale’s strategists on all asset classes, and using quantitative, positioning and behavioural tools detailed in the report, they come up with an asset allocation aimed at being resilient in an uncertain environment.

The report develops:

  • key investment calls on themes such as “Search for “quality” yield”; “Leveraging domestic drivers in an uncertain world”; “Pick your portfolio protection wisely”; “Currency war heating up”; “Japanification of Europe still in the background”; “Managing policy uncertainty”; “Low-probability events that could gain momentum this year”.
  • editorials on current market conditions, including “Dovish asymmetry on central banks almost exhausted”; “The equity complex: no exuberance”; “The China put should continue to do well”; “Japanification of Europe still in the background”; “UK assets confront fast-changing Brexit scenarios”.
  • Economic scenario forecasts.
  • Detailed review of asset classes – Cash, Equity, Fixed Income, Forex Market. 


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