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USD 175 B+
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Assets managed firmwide in multi-asset strategies
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Multi-asset investment professionals
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All figures are for the Wellington Management Group of companies as at 30 June 2024.
Our Multi-asset funds
Multi-asset funds aim to help meet our clients’ range of investment objectives, whether this relates to income generation, capital growth or managing volatility through diversification. The funds below may help to achieve some of those objectives.
wellington multi-asset high income fund
Dynamic multi-strategy fund with a diversified approach to sustainable income.
wellington sustainable multi-asset total return income fund
A multi-asset strategy that seeks to provide regular income and actively manage downside risk.
All investors should consider the risks that may impact their capital, before investing. The value of your investment may become worth more or less than at the time of the original investment.
multi-asset overview
Our multi-asset investors bring deep experience to every strategy they manage. They apply skill in fundamental, macro, quantitative, and technical analysis, and they tap into the broad resources of Wellington Management, including specialists in equities, bonds, currencies, and commodities.
With multi-asset investors in Asia, Europe and the US, we bring diverse perspectives and deep experience to investment research and portfolio management.
Among our specialised teams is the iStrat Multi-Asset Team. As members of our Investment Strategy & Solutions Group, they build and manage multi-asset strategies and custom solutions, and provide strategic advice to help clients address their investment challenges.
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Monthly Asset Allocation Outlook
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Divergence has implications for investors —and central bank divergence is only one of five ways to think about it.
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Multi-Asset Market Outlook
To help think through the asset allocation outlook and implications for 2023, we offer views from iStrat, our investment strategy and solutions group
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2024-12-31
Navigating a volatile reality: three ideas for 2024 and beyond
2023 saw investors grapple with a new, more volatile reality. How should portfolios be positioned for opportunities and challenges in 2024?
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2025-01-31
Today’s sweet spot for yield, the growing role of alts
Insurance Multi-Asset Strategist Tim Antonelli provides his latest multi-asset views for insurers, with an emphasis on the value of core fixed income in today's environment.
Whitepaper
2023-10-15
Using market-implied regimes to help build more resilient portfolios
Markets may fluctuate between different regimes, but how exactly should those regimes be defined? Our iStrat Team offers research on their market behavior-based approach and explains how it may aid in constructing portfolios that are better able to withstand the ups and downs of different environments.
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2024-03-31
The churning tides of portfolio liquidity: How to avoid being left high and dry
Markets have sent asset owners some strong reminders of the need to think about liquidity risk across a portfolio and to plan for uncertainty. To help, Multi-Asset Strategist Adam Berger proposes a framework based on the intended uses and sources of liquidity.
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2024-02-29
2023 Insurance Outlook: Resolve to solve with a restocked toolkit
Multi-Asset Strategist Tim Antonelli and Insurance Strategist Max Davies share four actionable ideas designed to help insurers successfully navigate 2023.
Whitepaper
2023-12-31
Pivot points: Five portfolio positioning ideas for the new market regime
Multi-Asset Strategist Adam Berger looks at five ways in which the world may be very different in the coming decade and how they could influence the next wave of investment winners.
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2023-12-31
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