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For every stage of life, Manulife Mutual Funds offers a broad range of mutual funds to help match financial needs.
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Manulife Asset Management
The Manulife Asset Management team includes more than 325 investment professionals managing a full spectrum of asset classes with a range of style perspectives.
Brookfield
Brookfield has over a 100-year history of owning and operating assets with a focus on property, renewable power, infrastructure and private equity.
Dimensional Fund Advisors
Dimensional Fund Advisors is a leading global investment firm that has been translating academic research into practical investment solutions since 1981. Guided by a strong belief in markets, Dimensional works to implement compelling ideas in finance for the benefit of clients.
Mawer
Headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, Mawer has been managing portfolios for individual and institutional investors for more than three decades.
Standard Life
Standard Life Investments Limited is a leading asset manager with an expanding global reach.
Pictet Asset Management
Pictet Asset Management is an independent multi-boutique asset manager based in Geneva, Switzerland. With more than 300 dedicated investment Professionals, Pictet Asset Management oversees a range of equity, fixed income, alternative and multi-asset products and are renowned leaders in thematic investing.
Capital Markets and Strategy Group
The Capital Markets and Strategy Group, under Manulife Investments, have a range of investment strategy responsibilities from market and economic analysis to investor education.
Timeless principles for investment success
Helping you ease your mind during volatile times.
Diversification and active asset allocation – not the same
Diversification refers to how an investment portfolio is divided into various asset classes such as stocks, bonds, and cash. Since different asset classes rarely perform in lockstep, the goal of diversification is to reduce investment risk since positive returns from one asset class can be used to offset the returns from another that’s underperforming.
Active asset allocation takes diversification a step further. By determining which combination of assets can provide the highest return potential for a certain level of risk, it attempts to forecast the performance potential of a portfolio and reduce the chance of negative returns. Ongoing monitoring helps ensure the portfolio’s asset mix can adapt quickly to take advantage of changes in the financial markets. Active asset allocation is the same approach taken by large financial institutions and pension plans and is considered a best practice for wealth management.
