Investments
AJM believes that holding a full range of asset classes significantly reduces risk over the longer term. AJM makes extensive use of all the asset classes, namely:
• Cash
• Government and corporate bonds
• Property
• Shares
• Derivatives
AJM also believes that as global investors, a spread of assets in different economies is also critical to increasing the probability of achieving targeted investment returns over the long-term.
By doing so, portfolios managed by AJM are more resilient to the vagaries of markets and economies. This assists clients to have a high probability of achieving inflationary returns over
3 – 5 years.
Investment Risk
Investment risk management is the tolerance a client has to potentially loose money in a total portfolio over a short-period, with the possibility of outperforming a target over the long-term.
AJM spends an inordinate amount of time assessing our client's tolerance for risk before recommendations are implemented. This includes setting a targeted return for the total portfolio appropriate to that risk tolerance, and then providing a solution that will give our client the best probability of both meeting the target and protecting the portfolio according to that tolerance.
The traditional method of risk management is a high weighting in secure investments, such as cash. The old adage of “your % of cash holdings should be your age” is not followed entirely by AJM, as a high holding in one asset class (that provides a high probability of achieving a low level of return) increases your risk of not achieving your targeted investment return, which is normally between inflation + 4 – 7% per annum over a three year period.
Investment links

| Allan Gray | Liberty Life | ||
| Altrisk | Momentum Wealth | ||
| Blue Horizon | Metropolitan Odyssey | ||
| Cadiz | Nedbank | ||
| Coronation Fund Managers | PSG | ||
| Hollard Life | RMB | ||
| Invesco | Sage Life | ||
| Investec Asset Management | Sanlam | ||
| Stanlib | Standard Bank | ||
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