Speaker: Paul Reisz – Product Manager and Executive Vice President

Less than 5 years ago the average 3-year term deposit stood at 7%. Today investors will be lucky to get much more than 4%. Is this a sign of the times, or is it an indication of returns over the secular horizon? 

The answer to this crucial question not only gives an indication as to how long collective breaths will need to be held before rates are at attractive levels again. In the New Neutral environment it may be some time before term-deposit rates return to the heady levels of years gone by. Timing this decision may prove problematic.

Please join PIMCO’s Paul Reisz, for an overview of the recent developments in the domestic and global markets and the investment implications for Australian investors. Paul will outline how asset allocation may be positioned to combat the threat of lower cash rates

Learning Outcomes:

• The implications of lower cash rates on asset classes and portfolio construction.
• The importance of active management within the scope of income generation and capital protection.

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