Should FX be a core asset class?
UK-based Record Currency Management and Deutsche Bank think so, and say the case is stronger than ever for a greater allocation to foreign exchange, particularly for Asian and emerging currencies.
The currency market may be by far the biggest in the world in terms of volume and among the most liquid, but it remains relatively little used as a stand-alone investment class globally.
London-based Record Currency Management says FX investments should form a bigger part of portfolios, with forward rate bias (FRB) central to its proposal, and Deutsche Bank takes a similarly bullish view on currencies, particularly Asian units. There are also plenty of other firms with a similar outl…
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