Franklin Templeton: How Is Quotential Rethinking the Traditional 60/40 Portfolio?
Franklin Templeton’s Quotential portfolios combine traditional asset classes with private investments, offering a broader approach to multi-asset diversification.
Franklin Templeton’s Quotential portfolios combine traditional asset classes with private investments, offering a broader approach to multi-asset diversification.
The traditional 60/40 portfolio has long combined stocks and bonds, but Franklin Templeton believes the model can evolve. Quotential is designed to bring traditional investments and private assets together in a single professionally managed portfolio.
Franklin Templeton’s investment team manages asset allocation, manager selection, risk and daily liquidity on behalf of investors, providing access to a broader mix of asset classes without requiring investors to manage those allocations independently.
By expanding beyond the traditional stock-and-bond mix, Quotential aims to enhance diversification and help portfolios adapt to changing market environments.
For more information on Franklin Templeton’s Quotential portfolios, please click the request investor info button.
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