Alternative Investments Amid the Threat of an Inverted Yield Curve

While volatility made a comeback in the first half of 2018, alternative investments have generally faired well—which may help provide investors with more risk management during sell-offs. Head of Investment Solutions Cleo Chang presents alternative strategies as a third component of a diversified portfolio and discusses what’s behind the flattening yield curve.

 

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AC Alternatives® Funds

AC Alternatives® Income Fund

Designed to address a client's desire to generate consistent income while mitigating the risks of rising interest rates and heightened volatility.

AC Alternatives® Disciplined Long Short Fund

A core equity complement that seeks to provide participation in rising equity markets, with a risk management focus when markets decline.

AC Alternatives® Equity Market Neutral Fund

A portfolio diversifier with high liquidity*, low volatility and low correlations to traditional asset classes designed to deliver return regardless of market conditions.

AC Alternatives® Market Neutral Value Fund

A portfolio diversifier seeking long-term capital appreciation with low volatility and no correlation to the stock market.

AC Alternatives® Emerging Opportunities Total Return Fund

Seeks to diversify and enhance returns of a core fixed income portfolio through comprehensive exposure to the asset class.

* High Liquidity refers to the fact that mutual funds allow shareholders to purchase or redeem their shares on a daily basis. Conversely, hedge funds restrict contributions or redemptions to a monthly or quarterly basis.

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