Multi-manager strategies have allowed smaller pension funds to diversify their investments through a broad range of asset classes, but have often been criticised for their lack of transparency. Andrew Sheen weighs up the pros and cons of this approach to investing
Multi-manager strategies have long been seen as a way for smaller pension funds to make investments in a broad range of asset classes without the attendant difficulties of overseeing many different...
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