Dynamic Funds, 1832 Asset Management

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Actively Managed Options for International Diversification

Strategic diversification remains one of the cornerstones of successful portfolio construction. Whether you're looking to strengthen your portfolio diversification or are searching for growth opportunities, international equities have an essential role to play in any overall investment strategy. International economies are expanding, productivity is increasing, and we're seeing the emergence of a growing global middle class. These trends suggest the case for truly international investing is likely to only get stronger.

The Changing Face of Emerging Markets

With more than 25 countries and over 85% of the world’s population, emerging markets have become important drivers of global economic growth, considerably outpacing developed markets since 20001. This growth story isn’t a recent phenomenon, and we understand well that macroeconomic growth does not necessarily mean shareholder value creation.

International Equities: The Missing Piece of the Puzzle

While many Canadian advisors are able to easily build custom portfolios of U.S. and Canadian securities, gaining access to international equities can be a challenge, as their platform can only custody securities listed on a Canadian or U.S. exchange. Consequently, a truly international fund that invests exclusively outside North America could be the missing piece in helping advisors build fully diversified portfolios for their clients.

Extraordinary Opportunity: Investing in the Great Energy Transition

While the environmental and economic threats posed by climate change are immense, the investment opportunities being created in the search for renewable power are equally unprecedented. It’s become evident that the great transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy stands to be one of the most important developments of the new millennium – for both investors and the planet.

Diversification: A Key Theme in 2020

Without doubt, 2019 was a stellar year for equities – especially U.S. equities, which have enjoyed one of the longest bull markets in history. With ample support last year from the U.S. Federal Reserve, U.S. markets seemed to hit record highs almost every week.
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