Navigator® International Equity Strategic Beta
Navigate the International Equity Markets with a Factor Based Approach
Allocation
- Core International Equity, Equity
APPROACH
- Top-Down
FOR ADVISORS:
We believe investors should seek exposure to the broad international equity market in order to achieve long-term portfolio growth. This portfolio serves as the international equity anchor or core of a diversified portfolio, and seeks a wide diversity reflective of all market capitalizations and styles of the domestic equity market.
Goal: Provide equity exposure to help investors maintain and grow wealth
The International financial markets offer a variety of growth opportunities. This strategy invests across the international equity markets using a factor based approach to provide investors the opportunity for growth.
Goal: Navigate all market environments by identifying the factors that are driving performance
We believe different factors (i.e. size, momentum, volatility) drive equity risk and return and these characteristics change over time. A strategic approach to identifying these factors is important in achieving attractive returns.
Goal: Maintain a broad based strategic allocation of International Equities
As the equity core of a portfolio, this strategy seeks to provide intelligent diversification to the international equity markets.
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