Show Notes
Financial advisers must hedge against currency risk if they want to truly protect their client’s income, explains Jason Da Silva, the director of global investment strategy at Arbuthnot Latham.
Discussing the relevance of the dollar’s weakness for UK advisers and their clients, Da Silva highlighted the importance of currency management in both equity and fixed income portfolios.
Also on this episode of Asset Allocator, why sticky inflation remains the biggest investment risk, whether the US dollar retains dominance and what IPOs and today's credit markets are signalling about risk appetite.
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