“In light of this, we considered whether the overall view of growth assets should be raised to positive to take advantage of improved valuation signals resulting from recent price falls. “On balance, however, while we believe double-dip and inflation risks are low, the consequences of such events would be extremely severe in a world with ballooning fiscal deficits and fragile banking systems. As a result, we have decided to retain our current neutral stance on growth versus defensive assets.
Investments
Despite the dizzying technological innovations in China and the investment opportunities that come with them, Team Super chief investment officer Seamus Collins says some risks, including weaker investor protection, make him hesitant to allocate large chunks of the portfolio to the world’s second-largest economy.






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