Diversification is the act of spreading your investments across a range of assets. This will help reduce your risk, diversify the portfolio and help lower volatility since no one asset will have a sizable impact on your overall result. A diversified portfolio is basically a collection of different investments combined to reduce the investor’s overall risk profile.
Neil Craft
Client Relationship Manager
Fall Ainina Ph.D., CFA
Director of Research / Vice President
Investment Committee Member
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