While asset managers see opportunities in risk assets for next year, Lazard Asset Management proposes more “basic approaches” — such as a return to real assets in infrastructure and ESG. Driven by concerns about the new Omicron variant, global equities have seen a sharp sell-off in recent days, prompting some asset managers to consider a reshuffle of their strategies. Liyen…
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2022 portfolio approach goes back to basics: Lazard Asset Management
By Carly Lau, reporter | 8 December 2021

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