In particular, about 36% of the respondents would choose to invest in equities. This was followed by multi-assets at 30% and bonds at 21%. Cash, alternative investments and commodities were the least preferred asset classes at 8%, 3% and 2%, respectively.
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SINGAPORE (Jan 17): At a recent presentation for wealth management clients organised by OCBC Bank, the attendees were polled on their preferred investment asset class for 2020. The results were certainly a delight to relationship managers, who thrive on clients’ transactions.
