Building Wealth from and upto RDR
This session identifies shifts in the advice landscape and shares opportunities wealth managers and advisers can consider to attract clients in the run-up to RDR.
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Oct 25 2010
30 mins
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Lawrie Chandler, Marketing Partner, eticant
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• Generation of Cash Flow
• Preservation of Capital
• Asset Appreciation
• Portfolio Diversification
• Achieving Potential Tax Benefits
• High Overall Returns
• Correlations with Other Asset Classes – Low Correlation, Non-correlated, Negative Correlation
• Convertible Securities -
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Part 2: Flaws of conventional approaches
Part 3: What can you do from a multi-asset perspective
Q&A to follow
Presented by:
Seth Weingram, Ph.D. – Senior Vice President, Director, Client Advisory, Acadian
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Multi Asset Investing in the “roaring 20’s” - low returns, higher risk? Recorded: Oct 29 2020 51 mins
Ulf Füllgraf, Managing Director, Alpha-CentauriMulti Asset has been one of the most successful strategies with respect to attracting new assets over the last fifteen years. But the tides might turn in the decade ahead.
Low returns from bonds as one of the longest bond bull markets in economic history - according to research from BoE- is finally over. High levels of government debt, reinforced by the COVID 19 pandemic, might lead to an ongoing low interest rate scenario and “financial repression” (negative real rates) for decades to come. Low equity returns should be expected because of low earnings growth - especially in Europe, where index earnings are lower than 10 years ago - or high valuations like in the US.
Diversification across asset classes doesn´t work anymore. Bonds lost their diversification benefits over the last couple of years, which leads to higher overall risk in Multi Asset portfolios. For a similar level of volatility and drawdown than during the past 15 years, exposures to risky assets should be lower – in contrast to what investors are doing today.
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Making High Profits with Social Responsibility Easy Recorded: Oct 28 2020 48 mins
Kevin Shortle, Management Partner, Money With Meaning FundPurchasing discounted mortgages and enabling borrowers to stay in their homes.
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- Why these assets should be a part of everyone’s portfolio
- Why it is so easy to invest in these assets today
- How to be a part of the profitable solution to a growing problem -
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It isn’t often that commercial real estate embraces a new asset class, but the institutionalization of the BFR investment segment has it quickly becoming a preferred investment segment due to its ability to significantly gain scale, reduced operating costs when compared with older vintage SFR homes, and increased property management efficiency. These benefits, paired with the BFR asset class’s resiliency during downturns, has institutional investors taking notice in a big way.
Join Jeff Cline, CEO of SFR Capital Management, LLC, who leads SVN | SFR Capital Fund I, LP, a $1 billion institutional-grade BFR-focused aggregation fund, to hear about the BFR asset class that is leading the commercial real estate segment. In this presentation, Cline will discuss:
- An overview of this new commercial real estate asset class and its leading the CRE segment.
- Pandemic financial performance compared with other investment segments.
- A comparison of all CRE asset classes for investment.
- A look at what’s to come in 2021 and beyond. -
Active v. Passive Bond Funds: Hype & Facts Recorded: Oct 28 2020 44 mins
JR Rieger CRC®, Bond Market Author and Speaker2020 was supposed to be the year for active fixed income management. Did the hype match the facts? In this session, JR Rieger will discuss the performance, benefits, and pitfalls of active & passive fixed income fund investing options along with the challenges ahead for fixed income funds as we look towards 2021. -
The Innovation Revolution: Seizing opportunities and mitigating risk in Q4 2020 Recorded: Oct 28 2020 17 mins
Andrew Tang, Chief Investment Officer, Claraphi Advisory NetworkAs the U.S. continues to emerge from a recessionary period and adapt to life during a pandemic, learn where Claraphi Advisory Network’s Chief Investment Officer Andrew Tang is seeing opportunity and risk.
During this webinar, Andrew will discuss the upcoming election’s potential impact on the market and the actions his team is taking to mitigate risk, as well as his economic outlook for the rest of the year.
Andrew Tang is a seasoned investment strategist responsible for establishing and managing Claraphi Advisory Network’s short- and long-term investment strategies. With his guidance, the portfolio management team builds and monitors customized investment portfolios that focus on the unique investment objectives, risk tolerances and financial goals of each Claraphi client. Andrew and his team also support Claraphi’s national network of independent financial advisors with implementing and growing their fee-based asset management practices on the Claraphi platform.
Andrew launched his financial services career as a Private Account Executive at Sands Brothers & Company in 1998 and joined Wachovia Securities Financial Network as an investment adviser representative in 2001. He joined Claraphi in 2013, after a decade with National Asset Management (NAM) where, during his tenure, he was promoted from Director of Operations to Managing Director of Advisory Services.
Andrew holds the Series 65 securities registration. He earned a bachelor’s degree in economics from Boston University and holds certificates in commodities trading and financial planning from New York University.
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