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Study reveals institutional investors and wealth managers will focus more on active fixed income strategies in their search for alpha (Aeon Investments)

Volatile markets will drive 94% of global institutional investors and wealth managers to increase investment in active fixed income funds over the next two years as they seek to manage risk and drive returns.   New global research from Aeon Investments, the London-based credit-focused investment company, with pension funds, insurance asset managers, family offices and wealth managers who collectively manage around $544 billion, finds 17% of respondents invest under 10% of their total portfolio in active fixed income strategies; 29% invest between 10 and 25%; 34% invest between a quarter and half their portfolio in active strategies; while 20% invest between 50% and 75%. The research reveals these allocations will increase dramatically for 13% of investment portfolios;...
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