Asset allocation is exactly what it sounds like. It is essentially how you allocate your assets.
But what that actually means and why it is so crucial are a little more complicated.
When it comes to your investments there is far more at play than choosing one formula or how you divvy things up.
“The importance of a diversified portfolio is something I’ve always put a great deal of emphasis on”, says Richard Meyer Cayne of Meyer International in Bangkok, Thailand. “Matching the right investment ratio with your risk aversion is the essence of asset allocation. But it’s really never as simple as it appears on the surface”.
Spread wealth and risk with asset allocation
We’ve discussed the importance of diversification and the need to be aware of your risk appetite over many articles. Along with the establishment of your investment goals, these notions are fundamental to your asset allocation.
You can look at different asset classes once you understand what you need, what you’re comfortable with and when you need it. Generally speaking the categories in question will usually be movable property, real estate, cash, fixed income, securities and so forth.
Some assets, like fixed income for example, will come with a higher set of risks than something less risky- say, securities, for example. Make no mistake though. Every category can come attached with its own array of risks.
In order to determine what percentage of your investment will be allocated to which asset, you will need to assess the ratio of goals to risk appetite.
Allocating your assets requires thought
The allocation of assets is not something that has to be set in proverbial stone.
It is an ever-changing science that should be assessed on a regular basis, especially during times of considerable life changes (having children, marriage, new career, etc.).
External changes are also an important factor to take into account when considering various strategies for asset allocation.
Consulting with a trusted financial expert like Richard Meyer Cayne is critical to your success. He’s spent years exploring the rules, regulations and products in the markets and the investment sphere.
Contact Richard Cayne to ensure your assets are properly allocated.
Richard Meyer Cayne
Richard Meyer Cayne of Asia Wealth Group Holdings, the Meyer Group, Meyer Asset Management and Meyer International Ltd has been involved in wealth management planning for decades. Originally born in Montreal Quebec, Canada, he later relocated to Tokyo, Japan for over 15 years and now resides in Bangkok, Thailand. While he runs the Meyer Group and serves as the high credibility CEO of Asia Wealth Group Holdings Ltd, a London, UK Stock Exchange-listed Financial Holdings Company, as well as the Managing Director of the Meyer Group of Companies www.meyerjapan.com. and has additionally been the managing director of multiple organizations that specialize in helping high net worth individuals with succession planning .
Having worked with clients all over the globe with everything from portfolios to bonds to mutual funds to offshore investing to investing in retirement for your golden years, Richard Cayne of Meyer International can help you invest the right way and protect your cash. Richard has been a financial advisor involved in wealth management planning solutions and asset management in Asia for over 25 years and while living in Tokyo, Japan, he assisted many high net-worth Japanese families create innovative international tax and wealth management planning solutions. The financial holding public company of which he is CEO can be seen at Asia Wealth Group Holdings Ltd or the stock exchange link:
https://www.aquis.eu/aquis-stock-exchange/member?securityidaqse=AWLP
Asia Wealth Group Holdings Ltd – Richard Cayne Thailand. Meyer Asset Management Ltd has been in the wealth management space since March 2000 and uses fundamental analysis along with modern portfolio theory.
His image worldwide as a professional advisor has been sterling and he maintains a firm command and understanding of all things finance-related.







