The investment firm suggests the addition of insurance as an asset class for its diversification benefits
As investors reimagine 60/40, KKR suggests adding insurance | | | As investors reimagine 60/40, KKR suggests adding insurance for diversification  As investors consider their options post the US Liberation Day tariff's announcement and resulting volatility, investment giant KKR anticipates the traditional 60/40 stock and bond portfolio split will be reimagined, with the firm's Henry McVey suggesting the addition of insurance as an asset class for its diversification benefits. The KKR report published by McVey and his team goes into great detail as to why investors could look to adjust their more traditional portfolio approach, and test a range of scenarios. They also look at how investors could go further, by introducing alternative asset classes and non-correlated diversifiers such as reinsurance into their portfolios. Read the full story. Other articles: | | | | | | Please share this with colleagues and friends if you think they would like to receive it.
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