Articles by John Husselbee, Head of Multi-Asset, Liontrust

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John Husselbee, Head of Multi-Asset, Liontrust

John Husselbee is Head of the Liontrust Multi-Asset Investment team. He is a fund manager and analyst with 35 years’ experience managing multi-asset, multi-manager funds and portfolios. He leads the investment team managing a range of target-risk funds and portfolios and specialist managed investment solutions.

Strategic Asset Allocation Must Adapt To Global Changes

By John Husselbee, Liontrust

Adviser newsletter

Mar 22, 2023

Investors should remember Charles Darwin’s insight that adaptation is the key to survival as the world’s economy and financial markets undergo significant changes. Such adaptation should begin with strategic asset allocation (SAA), which is the first step in constructing an investment portfolio.

2023 Will See Assets Revert to Longer Term Trends

By John Husselbee, Liontrust

Adviser newsletter

Feb 09, 2023

Many investors will likely wish to forget 2022. They will mostly remember it for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sending shockwaves around the world’s financial markets and the sharply rising interest rates that created major headwinds for equities and especially bonds. Will 2023 offer more of the same?