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Ninety-two percent of institutional investors and wealth managers believe ongoing market volatility and the prospect of recession will make fixed income more attractive than equities over the next two years, with one-fifth saying the difference will be dramatic.
New research from Managing Partners Group (MPG), the international asset management company, which surveyed institutional investors and wealth managers worldwide with assets of €245 billion under management, found just seven percent expected fixed income to retain its current relative attraction next to equities, and one percent say the asset class will become less attractive than stocks. However, 15% of investors and wealth managers say they are very under-exposed and 54% reveal they are slightly under-exposed...
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