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  • Investing in financial markets involves a substantial degree of risk. Performance in the past may not be a reliable indicator of future performance.
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Alternatives

Portfolios

The global portfolios described on this page are built for Asian clients and not available to clients and advisors in Australia. To learn more about our Australian portfolios please contact us for more information.

Uncover opportunities among non-traditional assets

Alternatives investments typically have a low correlation with conventional asset classes such as stocks and bonds. Hedge funds, alternative credit, private debt and private equity are examples of alternative assets that can provide effective hedging and portfolio diversification.

Alternatives assets may be less liquid compared with traditional assets. The lower liquidity offers an opportunity for consistent risk-adjusted return outperfomance when compared with conventional assets.

What do our alternatives portfolios look like?

Our portfolios are managed similar to how institutional investors manage their portfolios. They are global, well-diversified, multi-manager investment portfolios that follow clear investment objectives and are dynamically managed over time. We think long-term and diversify our portfolios across assets, managers and strategies. Our portfolios typically contain 10-15 managers that are carefully selected by our investment team and actively monitored over time.

In general, our alternatives portfolios aim to achieve an investment return in excess of cash plus 2% over a rolling five-year period, and we aim to limit the instance of negative years to 2 in 20 years.

Asset Allocation

Alternatives assets: 100%

  • Alternative Credit: ~55%
  • Alternative Equity: ~19%
  • Index Arbitrage: ~10%
  • Private Debt: ~10%
  • Multi-asset: ~5%
  • Cash: ~1%

Risk Level

Our investment strategy aims to blend a range of alternatives strategies within a portfolio to offer a steady stream of returns, with limited downside risk. The approach uses our Strategic Asset Allocation (SAA)Dynamic Asset Allocation (DAA) and Manager Selection processes deliver on the investment objective.

Fundamental to our investment process is the risk management framework which sets out procedures for scenario testing, liquidity management, appropriate benchmarking and placing pragmatic constraints around our implementation.

Who should consider an alternatives portfolio?

Alternatives portfolios may be suitable for clients who already hold investments in traditional asset classes like stocks and bonds. The alternatives portfolios offer diversification benefits for investors who can accept a longer term of investment period due to the illiquid nature of some of the alternatives.

Understanding your risk tolerance level can help you make suitable investment decisions. While risk appetite sounds emotional and subjective, it can be measured. To understand more about your risk tolerance level and whether it matches with defensive portfolios, talk to one of our advisors.

How we use alternatives

We work closely with Oreana Asset Management to provide access to innovative financing solutions. We provide access to our proprietary real estate private debt portfolios created exclusively for Professional Investors in Asia.

Our highly experienced investment and portfolio management team research and monitor the highest quality managers. This may include emerging managers, to provide access to returns uncorrelated to the market in a truly diversified portfolio.

ESG in Our Portfolios

We take sustainable investing seriously. We have a long history of considering sustainable investing for institutional and retail clients. We believe that long-term sustainability issues can have a material impact on risk and return outcomes. We define sustainable investing as investing that ensures shortterm actions do not compromise long-term outcomes. Long-term outcomes include better returns and lower risk. We expect sustainable investing will be a source of genuine alpha over the long-run.

We have preferred to work closely with managers that have started to integrate sustainable investing and ESG into their investment processes. It is becoming increasingly possible to build solutions for clients that reflect their values and beliefs, which is an incredibly important part of exercising our fiduciary duty.

We keep your investments safe

Our discretionary portfolios are managed by our in-house investment and portfolio management team who is fully dedicated to managing a range of institutional grade investment portfolios for our clients. Our portfolios have long investment horizons and are primarily driven by asset allocation and diversification. We have clear investment beliefs and a strong focus on governance and clear processes. In addition to our long-term asset allocation targets, our team actively manages our portfolios and dynamically allocates between asset classes as conditions change.

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Defensive Portfolios

Defend your assets from market volatilities and downside risks

Balanced Portfolios

Balance your risks and returns through a variety of assets

Growth Portfolios

Aim for capital appreciation with above-average growth

Income Portfolios

Receive regular and consistent cash income streams

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