Schroders: Investors Shrug Off Trump, Likely to Increase Impact Assets

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Schroders: Investors shrug off Trump, likely to increase impact assets.

Schroders says impact assets are likely to be more stable and stable than traditional investment vehicles such as real estate, stocks and bonds.

It says the impact assets will likely be less volatile and more stable than conventional assets such as stocks, bonds and real estate.

The impact assets could be more resilient and stable, it says.

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