How 2022 Impacted Markets And What Lies Beyond

Stephanie Leung, Chief Investment Officer, StashAway

02-Feb-23 09:30

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2022 was an extremely difficult year for markets and no asset class really performed exceptionally well with exception for the US dollar. The 6.5 trillion dollars ETF industry saw their fund sizes shrink, no thanks to the sharp drawdowns by investors. So how did a robo advisor like StashAway, which primarily focuses on ETFs performed? And what are the expectations for 2023?

Sim Wie Boon speaks to Stephanie Leung of StashAway for some answers.

Produced by: Sim Wie Boon

Presented by: Sim Wie Boon

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