Investment Quorum's investment committee is looking to deploy cash piles into the markets on its model portfolios as it urges clients to "be brave" and embrace opportunities found in market volatility.
The firm's CIO, Peter Lowman (pictured), said there are plenty of opportunities with more aggressive fund managers for investors with a ten- to 20-year investment horizon, despite a recent KPMG report saying wealth management firms are being too cautious with clients' savings. "Volatility has been much more aggressive over the past five to ten years as we have had the tech bubble, the credit crunch, the Lehman Brothers collapse and the problems in Europe, but investors have to be brave and take up these opportunities. "People might be taking too much caution in portfolios due to the ...
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