In media forecasts for 2020, a global pandemic and the worst recession since the 1930s weren’t high on everyone’s list of threats. But even had these events been foreseen, who would have tipped global equities to reach record highs a year later?
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Quarterly Market Update
Our Investment Committee provides an update of the performance of the investment markets over the last quarter and the year. Listen to Sam Hunt and Steve Garth.
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Our Investment Committee discusses diversification, equity returns and how that has played out over the last quarter for our model portfolios. Listen to Sam Hunt and Steve Garth.
Quarterly Market Update
Our Investment Committee provides an update of the performance of the investment markets over the last quarter and the year. Listen to Sam Hunt and Steve Garth.
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