23 Jan 2012
A gradual emergence from the economic crisis could make investors less risk averse to equities and bring share prices back to valuations in line with their historical levels, according to Lyxor’s sixth white paper “Strategic Asset Allocation”.
In the longer term, this could mean equities outperform bonds by around 5%.
This is based on a model developed by Lyxor’s research team for the purpose of forcasting long-run asset returns.
Lyxor predicts this research will encourage investors to reconsider their strategic allocations, and in particular prompt them to re-consider the role of equities and alternative asset classes, particularly hedge funds.
You can access Lyxor's "Strategic Asset Allocation" paper here.
In the longer term, this could mean equities outperform bonds by around 5%.
This is based on a model developed by Lyxor’s research team for the purpose of forcasting long-run asset returns.
Lyxor predicts this research will encourage investors to reconsider their strategic allocations, and in particular prompt them to re-consider the role of equities and alternative asset classes, particularly hedge funds.
You can access Lyxor's "Strategic Asset Allocation" paper here.
