Demographic change impacting asset allocation

Aging populations and advances in technology influencing investment strategies

Martin Richmond
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Demographic change impacting asset allocation

Changing demographics are having a significant impact on asset allocation, latest research by BNP Paribas Asset Management (BNPP AM) shows.

The asset manager's survey - conducted in association with Coalition Greenwich - questioned 135 institutional and intermediary investors across Europe, Asia and the US. The findings revealed jus...

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