“Our inflation-sensitive asset class, which we have about 20% of our portfolio in right now, is there to provide offsets to what we expect to be happening in our equity market.”

Ontario Teachers · Capital Allocators - Inside the Institutional Investment Industry · Building the Total Portfolio at Ontario Teachers - Stephen McLennan

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maintain ~20% of the portfolio in inflation-sensitive assets (public commodities, gold, private natural resources, public inflation-linked products) to offset equity market shocks during inflation spikes

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