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Navigating a new world of investing

Market and economic uncertainty, combined with relatively low expected returns for many asset classes, are making it harder for individuals and institutions to reach their financial goals. A thoughtfully designed portfolio that helps you embrace market opportunities while preparing for the unexpected has never been more important.

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Explore portfolio insights

There are several components of a well-constructed portfolio, including a robust strategic asset allocation that’s consistent with your long-term goals and objectives. A mix of asset classes such as equities, fixed income and alternatives, and strategies such as tactical asset allocation, active versus passive investing and portfolio rebalancing all have a role to play.

Explore the guides and expert insights below to help you thrive in this new age of investing.

Strategic asset allocation

The fundamental building block to help meet long-term investment objectives.

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Fixed income

A source of stable expected return and income, diversification, liquidity and liability hedging.

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Equities

Creating enhanced wealth opportunities over time.

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Alternative investments

Assets and strategies to take you beyond traditional investments.

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Structured notes

Participate in the markets while managing downside risk

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Active versus passive investing

Choosing passive investing or active investing is about choosing an investing strategy.

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Investing style

Combine styles to help smooth your portfolio returns.

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Tactical asset allocation

Take advantage of short-term opportunities while managing volatility.

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Portfolio rebalancing

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Webcast: Navigating a new world of investing

Tune in to our webcast where we explore the various components of a well-constructed portfolio to help you thrive in this new age of investing.

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Let’s partner on your portfolio construction

Changing market conditions don’t change your goals. We can help you develop a targeted investment approach using the multi-asset solutions that work best for you.

Contact your CIBC advisor today to tailor your portfolio and help you get where you want to be.

Guide to portfolio construction

Navigating a new world of investing

Explore portfolio insights

Strategic asset allocation

Fixed income

Equities

Alternative investments

Structured notes

Active versus passive investing

Investing style

Tactical asset allocation

Portfolio rebalancing

Webcast: Navigating a new world of investing

Let’s partner on your portfolio construction

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