Global Tactical Asset Allocation: Exploiting the opportunity of relative movements across asset classes and financial markets Buy on Amazon
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Global Tactical Asset Allocation: Exploiting the opportunity of relative movements across asset classes and financial markets

Book Details
Publisher Risk Books
ISBN / ASIN 1906348006
ISBN-13 9781906348007
Sales Rank #7,321,802
Category Asset allocation
Marketplace United States 🇺🇸
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Global Tactical Asset Allocation (GTAA) - This Risk Executive Report explains what it is, what products exist and how these are managed. GTAA is the area in active investment management that seeks to exploit relative price movements between asset classes, markets, investment styles, currencies and commodities, with an absolute return focus to ensure maximum gains.

Almost everyone in the global investment community will have heard the buzz surrounding GTAA, for example the French state pension fund, the Fonds de réserve des retraites (FRR), tendering a GTAA mandate over its EUR 31 billion in assets. Most large institutional investors in the world are contemplating investing in GTAA products, but few are using it effectively.

This compelling report is an essential introduction for portfolio managers, investors and pension fund trustees who want a better understanding of GTAA and the processes generating the investment returns. Written by true insiders working exclusively on GTAA, it is written in a language that every investment professional will clearly understand. It assumes little knowledge of this area, and by presenting and explaining exactly what GTAA is and with the help of case study examples of its use, you will gain all the tools you need to begin using GTAA to enhance returns on your portfolios.

This is an extremely valuable resource for anyone starting to use GTAA as part of their portfolio management strategy.

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