Multi-asset allocation funds have seen a surge in assets under management (AUM) following the shift in debt fund taxation in 2023. This growth is expected to continue, especially if equity market volatility persists. These funds diversify investments acro
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Multi-asset allocation funds are investment vehicles that allocate resources across multiple asset classes, including equities, debt, commodities, and real estate investment trusts (REITs) or infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs). This diversification helps to spread risk and can lead to more stable returns.
The growth in multi-asset funds in 2024 was driven by strong inflows and a series of new fund launches. The shift in debt fund taxation in April 2023 also played a significant role, making multi-asset funds more attractive to investors.
Multi-asset funds manage risk through diversification across various asset classes and the use of derivatives and other risk management tools. This helps to protect the portfolio from adverse market movements and provides a more stable investment experience.
The future of multi-asset funds looks bright, with the industry expecting continued strong inflows and the launch of new funds. As more investors recognize the benefits of diversification and professional management, the popularity of these funds is likely to increase.
Key features of multi-asset funds include diversification across various asset classes, professional management, flexibility in asset allocation, and risk management through the use of derivatives and other tools.
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