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How higher energy prices may impact portfolios

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By Frank Talbot
| aspim.co.uk
It is impossible to second guess the next move in markets given the underlying complexity of the war in Iran. Particularly given the impact that President Trump’s comments are having on markets. What is becoming increasingly apparent is that even with a swift resolution to the conflict, the disruption from the war will result in inflated energy costs for some time.
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Rethinking the 60-40 portfolio

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By Frank Talbot
| aspim.co.uk
Frank Talbot, Head of Investment Research For decades, portfolios which combine 60% equities and 40% bonds have been the default for investors seeking growth tempered by stability. Yet the past 15 years have tested that. The post-credit-crisis era has been extraordinarily kind to equities, particularly US tech giants, which have propelled the global equity index up six-and-a-half-fold since 2008.
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Ares Management to roll out credit fund for Europe’s wealthy

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By Chris Sloley Verified, Selin Bucak Verified, Fenella Rhodes, Frank Talbot
Ares Management has become the latest alternative asset manager to roll out a fund to raise capital from European individual investors. The firm has set up Ares European Credit Solutions as an open-ended perpetual vehicle in Luxembourg, Citywire can reveal. The fund will comply with UCI Part II rules, which means it can be sold to retail investors.
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