Multi-Manager Investment
A multi-manager investment is an investment strategy where multiple fund managers, each with their own specialization, are employed to manage different portions of an investment portfolio. This approach aims to diversify across different asset classes, investment styles, and strategies to achieve better risk-adjusted returns. Multi-manager funds can reduce the impact of poor performance by any one manager, as the portfolio is spread across multiple experts.
Example
An investor selects a multi-manager fund where different fund managers specialize in equities, bonds, and alternative assets, reducing overall risk through diversification.
Key points
• An investment strategy that employs multiple fund managers to manage different portions of a portfolio.
• Aims to diversify across asset classes and investment strategies.
• Helps reduce the impact of poor performance by any one manager.