How should investors include cash management in their allocations, given concerns about safety and liquidity?
Taborsky: Many investors remain concerned about liquidity, especially after the crisis when it came to light that some cash investments remained sound while other so-called cash investments lost value. So investors are much more sensitive to the different definitions of cash investing, and the risks involved. Going forward investors may plan out their cash needs more – especially longer-term investors with uncalled commitments. For many investors, cash management could be an important component of broader liquidity management within portfolios, and it involves a solid understanding of precisely what kind of cash investment they hold – whether a minimum-risk money market investment or enhanced cash that could potentially lose value. Q: Many investors are focused on the inflation outlook and inflation protection – how does a solutions-focused approach address inflation? Taborsky: In a solutions approach to inflation and inflation protection, we weave together perspectives on asset alloca
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