Talking Multi-Asset With Simon Nichols From BNY Mellon
Join Alex Farlow, Director of Multi-Asset Research at Square Mile Investment Consulting and Research, as he talks with Simon Nichols, Fund Manager of the BNY Mellon Multi-Asset Balanced Fund.
Together, they discuss Trump and current market trends, long-term investment themes, the power of multi-asset, and the Balanced Fund.
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- 1.13 – Tell us about your background?
- 2.45 – What was your driving force to become a Portfolio Manager?
- 4.00 – What kept you at BNY for all these years?
- 4.48 – Bring us up to speed on your current positioning, and in terms of risk how are you seeing things at the moment?
- 7.09 – In terms of the current market, what change if any have you initiated over the last 3 months?
- 10.24 - No big swings as a result of Trump coming in?
- 11.06 – How do you see the next 12 months?
- 15.27 - Talk to us about the relationship with your analysts and the longer-term themes your analysts have?
- 18.18 – What’s the opportunity set for an Active manager at the moment?
- 20.35 - Is there anything that keeps you awake at night in the portfolio?
- 22.17 - If you didn’t become a Portfolio Manager, what would you of done instead?
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