Published 4 April 2025
Investing is a crucial part of wealth creation, but market volatility and unpredictable economic cycles can make it challenging. At Fiducian, we believe that a diversified and actively managed investment approach is key to achieving sustainable long-term growth with reduced risk.
Unlike traditional investment methods that rely on a single fund manager or passive investing, Fiducian’s Manage the Manager (MTM) approach carefully selects and blends multiple fund managers, each with different expertise, styles, and strategies. This diversification helps to optimise returns while reducing overall risk.
No single investment style consistently outperforms the market. By diversifying across multiple fund managers and investment styles, Fiducian aims to:
Fiducian’s investment philosophy is driven by a disciplined and research-backed process that includes:
Fiducian’s Manage the Manager strategy is designed for investors looking for a structured and professional approach to wealth management. Whether you’re a conservative investor or seeking higher growth, this model provides:
With over $14.4 billion under management to 31 December 2024, and a proven investment strategy, Fiducian is committed to helping Australians achieve financial success through smarter investing.
Speak to one of our financial advisers to explore how Fiducian’s Investment approach could help you meet your lifestyle and financial objectives.
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Disclaimer: This information has been provided by Fiducian Financial Services Pty Ltd ABN 46 094 765 134 of Level 4, 1 York Street, Sydney, NSW 2000 AFSL 231103. Any advice in this document is general in nature and does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. You should receive financial advice relevant to your circumstances before making any decisions. Except to the extent that it cannot be excluded, Fiducian accepts no liability for any loss or damage suffered by anyone who has acted on any information in this document.