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Financial Advisers are Looking for Choice
A recent study conducted by the Journal of Financial Planning and FPA has found that over 28% of financial advisers are searching for alternative asset classes for their clients.
The survey contacted Australia's leading financial advisers who provide investment services or recommendations for their clients.
Traditional asset classes have long been pushed by advisers and are considered safe by both advisers and clients.
Traditional Investments
Traditional asset classes include:
- Cash
- Stocks
- Bonds
These traditional asset classes are known for offering clients returns over time, however have proved to be volatile in nature due to their unpredictability.
However, as stated, financial advisors at the behest of their clients are currently back on the market shopping for alternative investment methods to put forward to their clients.
Alternative Investments
The seven main categories of alternative strategies include:
- Private Equity: Involves investing in privately held companies, which encompasses venture capital, growth capital, and buyouts.
- Private Debt: Comprises loans funded outside of traditional banking channels or traded on non-traditional markets.
- Hedge Funds: These are investment funds that actively trade assets and employ diverse strategies to generate returns, such as long-short equity, market-neutral approaches, volatility arbitrage, and quantitative methods.
- Real Estate and Infrastructure: Encompasses a wide range of assets, from office buildings to telecommunications infrastructure.
- Commodities: Focuses on tangible assets, primarily natural resources, including agriculture, metals, oil, and natural gas.
- Collectibles: Involves acquiring and preserving physical items with the hope of their appreciation in value, like cars, jewellery, wine, coins, and artwork.
- Structured Products: These are financial products typically designed by investment banks utilising fixed-income markets and derivatives. Examples include credit default swaps and collateralized loan obligations.
What is Now Possible?
The team at Supavest understands the importance of traditional and alternative strategies, however, we place emphasis on bricks and mortar above all else.
You may be asking, why does the team at Supavest value bricks and mortar in the form of brand new house and land builds?
The answer is simple, you can physically see and touch one of our investments.
Property is something you can place your faith in, as well as your hard-earned money.
With Supavest, you can now invest in brand new house and land builds both inside and outside of super.
Supavest OCP allows investors to invest their super in brand new house and land builds, anywhere across Australia, offering high-yield rental returns on countless property types.
SAFE Property Investment, the fractional investment arm of Supavest now also makes it possible to invest in high-yield NDIS and rooming houses with as little as a 5% ownership stake both in and outside of super.
Conclusion
Property is here to stay, and with Supavest, property investment is made easy.
Get in touch with your financial adviser today and discuss Supavest OCP or SAFE Property Investment today.
If you have any questions, get in touch with our team!
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