Absolute return is just a marketing term: Morningstar
Co-head of Australasian fund research Chris Douglas cautions investors amid the clamour for absolute return funds. Just look at the aftermath of Black Monday, he says.
Global research firm Morningstar is urging caution among retail and institutional investors alike amid a revival of interest in absolute-return-style strategies to counterbalance market volatility.
“We believe that absolute return is not a categorisation, it is a marketing term,” states Chris Douglas, co-head of Australasian fund research at Morningstar.
Uncertainty over the future direction of the global economy has driven secondary market volatility on the back of the 2008 glo…
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