The Wealth Enterprise Briefing Inside the 2025 Allocation Outlook and Positioning for What's Next
Following a series of investment committee meetings, WE Family Offices shares its latest perspectives on asset allocation and how investors might think about positioning as market conditions evolve.
In this episode of The Wealth Enterprise Briefing, Michael Zeuner is joined by Sam Sudame and Matt Farrell to discuss how shifts in policy, earnings and valuations are influencing opportunities across fixed income, equities and real assets.
Their discussion highlights how recent rate cuts, easing uncertainty around tariffs and taxes and stronger corporate performance are creating a more favorable backdrop, but one that still requires selectivity and diversification.
Key discussion points include:
- What the Fed's rate cuts could mean for both short- and long-term yields
- Why equity opportunities are broadening beyond large-cap tech
- How diversification across geographies, styles and market caps adds resilience
- The growing importance of real assets in portfolios
As they note, investors don't need to overhaul their allocations but the mix beneath the surface matters more than ever.
If you're rethinking how your portfolio is positioned for the next stage of the cycle, we'd be happy to start that conversation with you.
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