Client Sign-in


Our Library


Managing Risk Through Re-Balancing
June 25, 2010
Back to Our Library

One of the core active strategies for the Russell Sovereign portfolios is the ability to manage risk through rebalancing. A successful investment strategy begins with an asset mix that best fits personal goals and preferences. Such a target asset mix is designed to offer investors the highest risk adjusted returns consistent with their individual risk tolerance.

The attached article is an updated white paper that underscores the benefits of rebalancing. It highlights how rebalancing has added value, both through decreased risk and increased return versus a portfolio that did not have this feature.

The article specifically addresses:

  • How rebalancing works
  • Why rebalancing is necessary
  • The benefits of rebalancing
  • When to rebalance
  • The costs of rebalancing
  • .

Rebalancing is one of the key active strategies that Russell implements on their portfolios - a benefit that is often overlooked.

Read: The Russel Update - The Rebalancing Reward

This article is for information purposes only. All performance data represents past performance and is not indicative of future performance. It is recommended that individuals consult with their Wealth Advisor before acting on any information contained in this article. ScotiaMcLeod does not offer tax advice, but working with our team of experts we are able to provide a suite of financial services for clients. The opinions stated are not necessarily those of Scotia Capital Inc. or The Bank of Nova Scotia. ScotiaMcLeod is a division of Scotia Capital Inc., Member CIPF.