Why partner with us Solutions for a range of targeted outcomes
Invesco Solutions aims to deliver an outcome-driven, flexible framework that supports the construction and implementation of highly customizable investment solutions, including precision exposures and whole portfolio solutions across regions, asset classes, investment styles, and vehicle types.
Differentiated strategies
We seek to deliver distinctive, time-tested strategies to help complement and complete portfolios.
Transparency and quantitative rigor
Our transparent investment process is supported by proprietary analytical tools and tailored reporting capabilities.
Customized solutions
Our comprehensive suite of services – from customized models to total portfolio advice – leverages the best ideas from across Inves
$190B+ In assets managed
The Invesco Solutions team oversees over $190 billion in total assets. 1
160+ Professionals
We have a deep and experienced team of more than 160 dedicated professionals. 1
19 Locations
Our key market locations provide local knowledge and global perspective. 1
Frequently asked questions
Multi-asset funds provide exposure to a diverse mix of asset classes – including stocks, bonds, cash, and alternatives – in a single investment portfolio. Managers often target specific outcomes or goals such as a particular level of return, less volatility, less risk, income, or more diversification.
Diversification is one of the key benefits of multi-asset funds. When a portfolio is exclusively invested in one asset class, it becomes vulnerable to downturns affecting that asset class. Multi-asset funds seek to increase portfolio diversification by allocating investments among several classes. This may help reduce risk and volatility compared to single asset class options.
Financial professionals may choose multi-asset funds for their clients for a variety of reasons. Accessing multiple asset classes through one fund can be more efficient, simpler, and more likely to avoid overlapping exposures than accessing the same collection of asset classes through separate investments.
Investors can access multi-asset strategies through mutual funds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and model portfolios.