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July 20, 2010 at 08:00 PM
One of the core tenets of a prudent investment process is to diversify clients’ investment portfolios across asset classes. Asset allocation is where most of a portfolio’s performance is determined–not securities selection. Lately, some of the smartest thinkers have been recommending allocations to a much broader array of asset classes, in order to take advantage of lower correlations among some of the less typical investments and in the hope of a higher risk-adjusted return.
DoubleLine Funds Trust has filed to launch a new actively managed fund, DoubleLine Multi-Asset Growth Fund, “with the potential for capital appreciation, but may also seek to control risk by broad diversification among asset classes, market and economic sectors, and issuers.” The preliminary filing adds that, “The Fund’s portfolio will be actively managed, and the allocation of the Fund’s assets to asset classes, market sectors, and issuers will change over time, sometimes rapidly.”
DoubleLine Multi-Asset Growth Fund will be managed by the company’s CEO, Jeffrey E. Gundlach; President Philip A. Barach; Luz M. Padilla; Bonnie Baha; and Samuel Garza.
The fund’s broad mandate will allow it to make “make any investment or use any investment strategy consistent with applicable law,” including short sales, derivatives, exchange traded funds or notes, investment pools, closed- or open-end funds, in any country. There are no limits on allocations to specific assets or countries, making it a go-anywhere type of fund.
