The Drummond Dynamic Portfolio was created for investors whose investment objectives require a goals-based portfolio approach. In today’s low interest rate world, the return available on defensive assets is at historical lows making reaching these goals difficult. The Dynamic Portfolio utilises a flexible asset allocation strategy enabling it to vary its exposure to growth assets in order to reach its target return. The portfolio is designed to participate in the long-term growth of equities while aiming to preserve wealth during negative periods.
The Drummond Strategic Series portfolios are designed to meet the investment objectives of long-term investors. The highly diversified, global multi-asset portfolios seek to harness the best investment returns taking into account an investor's risk tolerance while also seeking to deliver better portfolio outcomes over time through active asset allocation. These portfolios combine the four pillars of our investment process in four clearly defined mandates with a risk profile suitable for investors at each stage of the investment journey.
Since the middle of last year, global bond yields have risen in response to stronger growth prospects. Recently, equity markets have come under pressure as the increases in bond yields have escalated, with the S&P500 falling around 6%. With yields pushing higher on re-opening economies and massive fiscal stimulus, a key question is will rising yields lead to another substantial equity market correction.
Since the middle of last year, global bond yields have risen in response to stronger growth prospects. Recently, equity markets have come under pressure as the increases in bond yields have escalated, with the S&P500 falling around 6%. With yields pushing higher on re-opening economies and massive fiscal stimulus, a key question is will rising yields lead to another substantial equity market correction.
Since the middle of last year, global bond yields have risen in response to stronger growth prospects. Recently, equity markets have come under pressure as the increases in bond yields have escalated, with the S&P500 falling around 6%. With yields pushing higher on re-opening economies and massive fiscal stimulus, a key question is will rising yields lead to another substantial equity market correction.
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