Posted On Friday, Jan 11, 2013
Almost every one of us would have found ourselves tempted with those mouthwatering offers many fast food chains lure us with. A combo meal, as they call it, comes with a combination of different items served you all together to pamper your taste buds with different choices. Imagine, if you had a similar option when it comes to your investments. How about having a 'combo scheme' that diversifies your portfolio and gives you the benefits of different asset classes?
To take away the tedium of investing separately in equity, debt and gold, Quantum Mutual Fund brings to you Quantum Multi Asset Fund, a Fund of Funds scheme that invests across different asset classes.
Quantum Multi Asset Fund uses diversification as its key strategy to invest across multiple asset classes through a single scheme. Research backed optimal asset allocation and sound portfolio construction are excellent tools for addressing the volatility of investment markets. We develop a forward-looking allocation aimed at maximizing value across asset classes.
A multi-asset fund is suitable for investors with low to medium risk tolerance, the ones who don't like to actively control asset allocation. It is also good for people with long investment horizons. A combination of equity, fixed income and gold lends stability to the portfolio and provides the advantage of investing in one single scheme. Therefore monitoring and rebalancing portfolio becomes easy for investors.
So, go ahead and invest your money in a combo scheme - the Quantum Multi Asset Fund.
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