Central banks set for passive equity, active bond push
Global investable reserves are to swell $300 billion by 2020, most of which is likely to go into active fixed income and stock index strategies, finds research by State Street Global Advisors.
Central banks will hike their allocations to active fixed income and passive equity over the next four years as they seek out higher yields, according to new research by State Street Global Advisors seen exclusively by AsianInvestor. This expected shift spells a large and growing opportunity for asset management firms.
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