We continually monitor funds’ asset allocations relative to benchmarks and undertake an ongoing review of fund selections.
Find out more about our story and meet the team behind our success.
Latest news & market commentary; downloadable documents & bulletins.
We look for experienced professionals with a passion for excellence.
We recently increased our asset allocation to emerging markets and made some changes within our emerging market holdings.
The investment team here at MAIA have been researching opportunities to increase our exposure to emerging markets for over a year now.
We thought it would be prudent to look back on what has occurred so far this year, highlight the main areas we believe markets will be focusing on for the rest of 2023 and provide an update on how the portfolios are positioned for the longer term.
One well known saying which always grabs the headlines at this time of the year is ‘sell in May and come back on St Ledgers Day’.
As investment managers, we have had a value tilt within our portfolios for several years due to the opportunity presented.
After what had been a relatively quiet time for Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) activity in the UK during 2022, the start of this year has seemed to have turned a corner.
One quarter – Two ends of the volatility spectrum.
After the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and the subsequent backstops implemented by the US Federal Reserve and US banking regulators, we were hopeful that markets would once again focus on the fundamentals of the global market and not be driven by short term sentiment.
During afternoon trading in the US yesterday, equity markets came under pressure as Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) announced that additional financing is required due to issues they are having with capital within their businesses.
Within our asset allocation, we continue to invest in income bearing assets, not only for the income provided, but also for the long-term growth opportunities.
This website is aimed at Independent Financial Advisers, please tick the box to confirm that you are an IFA before entering the website.
We continually monitor funds’ asset allocations relative to benchmarks and undertake an ongoing review of fund selections.
Find out more about our story and meet the team behind our success.
Latest news & market commentary; downloadable documents & bulletins.
We look for experienced professionals with a passion for excellence.
We recently increased our asset allocation to emerging markets and made some changes within our emerging market holdings.
The investment team here at MAIA have been researching opportunities to increase our exposure to emerging markets for over a year now.
We thought it would be prudent to look back on what has occurred so far this year, highlight the main areas we believe markets will be focusing on for the rest of 2023 and provide an update on how the portfolios are positioned for the longer term.
One well known saying which always grabs the headlines at this time of the year is ‘sell in May and come back on St Ledgers Day’.
As investment managers, we have had a value tilt within our portfolios for several years due to the opportunity presented.
After what had been a relatively quiet time for Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) activity in the UK during 2022, the start of this year has seemed to have turned a corner.
One quarter – Two ends of the volatility spectrum.
After the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and the subsequent backstops implemented by the US Federal Reserve and US banking regulators, we were hopeful that markets would once again focus on the fundamentals of the global market and not be driven by short term sentiment.
During afternoon trading in the US yesterday, equity markets came under pressure as Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) announced that additional financing is required due to issues they are having with capital within their businesses.
Within our asset allocation, we continue to invest in income bearing assets, not only for the income provided, but also for the long-term growth opportunities.
This website is aimed at Independent Financial Advisers, please tick the box to confirm that you are an IFA before entering the website.