Adherence to empirical portfolio management theories about staying invested and keeping cash allocations low are materially limiting mandate performance at private banks, according to one seasoned private banker who believes wider flexibility for discretionary managers is key during volatile periods. Global markets across both stocks and bonds have broadly registered either flat or negative returns year-to-date, spelling difficulties for active…
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