Diversified growth funds are too correlated to equity markets and do not offer defined contribution investors the diversification they need, an asset manager says.
First Quadrant partner, and co-director of global macro, Edgar Peters said on closer inspection DGFs can have more than 90% correlation with equities, for example through the FTSE All Share, due to...
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