Chhad Aul, CIO and Head of Multi-Asset Solutions, talks to Wealth Professional. As the Russia-Ukraine conflict complicates central banks’ rate-hiking path, what sectors could investors consider?
Chhad Aul, CIO and Head of Multi-Asset Solutions, talks to Wealth Professional. As the Russia-Ukraine conflict complicates central banks’ rate-hiking path, what sectors could investors consider?
Chhad Aul, CIO and Head of Multi-Asset Solutions, talks to BNN Bloomberg about elevated volatility led by geopolitical tensions and central bankers’ upcoming tightening policies.
What drove market activity in Q4, and what potential risks do we see ahead? Watch portfolio manager Christine Tan explain in our latest Market Update video.
How were Sun Life Granite Managed Solutions positioned in Q4? Watch portfolio manager Aly Somani explain.
Congratulations to Jacques Goulet, President of Sun Life Canada, on being named CEO of the Year in the Large Business category by Les Affaires business magazine. The awards recognize CEOs andexecutives whose leadership inspires their teams anddrives their company’s business growth.
In today’s market, headwinds in three areas will make it challenging to generate the strong returns we’ve seen in the last several years: rising inflation, low yields and high valuations. Christine Tan, Portfolio Manager, shares insights on these challenges, and how we are addressing them in our portfolios.
This international group of asset managers is committed to supporting the goal of net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 or sooner and is in line with global efforts to limit warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius.
How were the Sun Life Granite Managed Solutions positioned in Q3? Watch CIO and Head of Multi-Asset Management, Chhad Aul explain
Overall, we reduced our equity weighting to neutral from a slightly overweight position.
Target date funds are a complex product, but packaged in a way that is easy for plan members to understand. And Sun Life’s historical data puts the advantage for TDF-only plan members to 1% per year in average outperformance, net of fees. From a fiduciary standpoint, it makes sense for Canadian plan sponsors to embrace TDFs as their default option.