Testing GoWealth’s resilience in real life! | 5-min read

We understand that the recent chain reaction of US and European banks has caused concerns among investors. However, this is exactly the reason why our Bank has designed GoWealth: We hope to help investor to capture opportunities despite volatile market conditions by investing in portfolios with ability to diversification of risks1. And from the recent performance in March, you will be able to see how GoWealth can help you diversify risks1.Real Life Test on GoWealth ResilienceFrom the actual return you will see that the banking sector has taken a big hit from the headlines in March. Despite being considered a more conservative investment, in less than 1 month, the US Dow Jones Banking Index has fallen close to 20%.On the other hand, GoWealth portfolios have clearly stayed away from the impact. The average performance of the GoWealth’s equity portoflios and the mixed asset portfolios have just fallen 0.2% to 0.5%, and the bond portfolios have even risen 0.9% in average.From this comparison, you will see how the diversity of GoWealth’s portfolios demonstrate the risk diversification in real life1.Learn more about GoWealthReturn Comparison from 1 to 26 March 2023GoWealth_StayCalm(chart)EN.jpg* Past performance is not indicative of future results. The above information is for illustrative purposes only.Average performance of GoWealth Bond Portfolios, GoWealth Mixed Asset Portfolios and GoWealth Equity Portfolios are calculated based on the average return of the respective asset class portfolios in GoWealth, and the return of a portfolio is calculated based on the NAV-to-NAV of the relevant constituent funds in US dollar by composition ratio from 1 March to 26 March 2023Dow Jones US Bank Index return is calculated based on the NAV-to-NAV in US dollar from 1 March to 26 March 2023Dynamic underlying holding in constituent funds increases resilienceGoWealth’s portfolios consist of funds managed by asset management firms with larger scale. Most of the funds do not have any exposure to Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank, and Republic Bank. Even for funds with such exposure, it is only less than 0.5% of the funds’ AUM.In order to achieve long term return, the most importance element is to diversify risk and increase the resilience of your portfolio during stressed market. This will help you to capture potential return in a volatile market1. On the flipside, short term trading may result in “Buy High, Sell Low”, resulting in higher loss.We understand market fluctuation may worry you, but we still want to remind you GoWealth’s portfolios are composed of funds, which are investment tool for longer investment term. When judging the performance of the GoWealth’s portfolio, you are advised not to only focus on short-term market fluctuations. Please keep claim when making any investment decision.Know more about GoWealth Digital Wealth AdvisoryRecap on what happened in the US and European BanksWith the aggressive rate hike from the US Fed, the bond price has taken a big hit since last year. Additionally, the borrowing cost has risen, resulting in a lower liquidity in the financial market. Several companies start to withdraw deposits from banks. Hence a few of the banks such as Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank, Republic Bank has suffered from the loss in their bond investment, at the same time facing issues with deposit shortage. Market began to panic further once the news came out, causing banking related stock to fall in March.1 Diversification does not guarantee a profit or eliminate the risks involved in the investments. Past performance is not indicative of future results. We make no representation or warranty regarding future performance..Importance Notice
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