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The CITIC Construction Investment Research Report points out that looking forward to the future, diversified asset allocation is an inevitable trend in the long-term development of “fixed income +”. As capital market reforms continue to be deepened, the diversified asset ecosystem continues to be improved, and investor education continues to deepen, “fixed income +” will continue to broaden the breadth of asset allocation and the depth of strategic management on the basis of maintaining a steady undertone, and upgrade from the initial form of “fixed income bottom+single enhancement” and focusing on “guarantee” to a mature form of “multi-asset collaboration and full-cycle fluctuation management”. There are still unique restrictions on multi-asset allocation in the context of “fixed income +”, but optimizing portfolios based on an asset allocation framework is still the core path to breaking the low interest rate dilemma.
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The CITIC Construction Investment Research Report points out that looking forward to the future, diversified asset allocation is an inevitable trend in the long-term development of “fixed income +”. As capital market reforms continue to be deepened, the diversified asset ecosystem continues to be improved, and investor education continues to deepen, “fixed income +” will continue to broaden the breadth of asset allocation and the depth of strategic management on the basis of maintaining a steady undertone, and upgrade from the initial form of “fixed income bottom+single enhancement” and focusing on “guarantee” to a mature form of “multi-asset collaboration and full-cycle fluctuation management”. There are still unique restrictions on multi-asset allocation in the context of “fixed income +”, but optimizing portfolios based on an asset allocation framework is still the core path to breaking the low interest rate dilemma.
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