Over the last month, Standard Chartered Private Bank has increased bond holdings by a significant 10 percentage points in its moderate portfolio, despite fixed income returns growing less attractive given the low-yield environment. According to the bank’s tactical asset allocation, fixed income exposure has grown from 43% to 53% for a moderate mandate, while equity and alternative holdings have dropped…
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