Investment Conundrums: Heartwood's Graham Bishop on recessionary warning signs and 'boiling frog' syndrome

Predicts US leading downturn in late 2019

Mike Sheen
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The location and timing of the next recession is a key asset allocation concern for Heartwood Investment Management, with the firm currently predicting a downturn originating in the US in late 2019, according to investment director Graham Bishop.

Bishop, who joined Heartwood from Citibank in May 2017 and is responsible for tactical asset allocation, said "mounting inflation pressure" and its impact on central bank policy is another area the team is monitoring closely. Pictet's Cole readies multi-asset fund for next election by slashing property holdings He commented: "A key issue that increasingly comes up in our asset allocation discussions is when, not if, the next recession will occur and in what country or region. "Putting a timeline on that is important, as financial markets tend to discount such events in advance. ...

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