Notes to the above slide
Now consider a typical model portfolio you might be giving to your advisers to
use. It could contains 60% equities. You could try to tilt that yourself
according to what you think markets are going to do. Or you could put, say, 10%
of your model portfolio into a TAA product. The effect would be that your
equities exposure would be between 55 per cent and 65 per cent at any given
time, so the TAA fund manager would in effect be responsible for deciding
whether your model portfolio is underweight or overweight equities at any given
time. By dialling up the allocation to the TAA product, you can increase the
ranges between w...
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