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6 December 2016

Investors Planning To Double Factor-Based Assets In Next Five Years: Invesco Study

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The global demand for factor-based strategies continues to rise among private banks, global pension funds, insurers, sovereign wealth funds and others...
United States Finance and Banking

The global demand for factor-based strategies continues to rise among private banks, global pension funds, insurers, sovereign wealth funds and others, 71% of which expect to increase their allocations in the next five years, according to an Invesco study. Seeking risk diversification and increasing alpha, respondents said multifactor quantitative strategies, internal factor models and fixed-income and liquid alternative strategies will be increasingly popular options in that time.
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