HANetf launches ETF model portfolio selection

Six different portfolios

Elliot Gulliver-Needham
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HANetf has launched six model portfolios into the ETF market, Investment Week can reveal.

The ETF model portfolios include a Balanced portfolio, a Growth portfolio, an Adventurous portfolio, an ESG Growth portfolio, a Future Trends Thematic Equity portfolio, and a Crypto portfolio. Developed in partnership with Algo-Chain, the portfolios screen market, macroeconomic and ETF data sets with human oversight, rebalancing the portfolios every quarter. The target asset allocation for the Balanced portfolio is 25% equity, 25% fixed income and 10% commodities, while the Growth Portfolio allocates 70% to equity, 20% to fixed income and 10% to commodities. The Adventurous Portfol...

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