Investment research for long-term investors
Institutional pension funds, insurance companies, individual retirement plans, financial advisers
In the long run, in long-only balanced portfolios, asset allocation between equities and bonds represents a major performance engine.
Let's deal with regional Dynamic Asset Allocation that aims to provide superior risk-adjusted returns over the long term.


Olivier Hoang
Founder and CEO of LongTermFocus

LongTermFocus, an independent investment research company, was founded by Olivier Hoang in January 2009 in Paris, France. With more than 10 years experience in asset allocation techniques, Olivier has developed consistent strategies for long-term investors who acknowledge that asset allocation is a key performance driver, and who manage their portfolios within a tight regulatory framework.

Olivier obtained his Master’s degree in Civil Engineering at ESTP (France) in 1995, and received a Master’s degree in Finance at ESCP business school (France) in 1997. He started his career at the front-office of Barclays Bank’s Treasury and Balance Sheet Management department in Paris. Then he joined Société Générale Asset Management as a financial engineer specializing in balanced portfolios for institutional investors. Later, as a fund manager in an independent company, his dynamic asset allocation process received the 2006 Gold Innovation Award from the French financial newspaper Agefi-Actifs. For several years now, Olivier has been taking part in workgroups driven by AFPEN, a leading French professional association dedicated to retirement funding issues.



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LongTermFocus' Dynamic Asset Allocation benchmarks have been published since January 2010 in Direction Retraite, a French magazine specializing in retirement plan issues. Launched in June 2009, this revue is released by the French leading professional association AFPEN. Please click on the pictures to download extracts.

N°12: Sep.-Oct. 2011
N°11: Jul.-Aug. 2011
N°10: Mar.-Apr. 2011
N°9: Jan.-Feb. 2011
N°8: Nov.-Dec. 2010
N°7: Sep.-Oct. 2010
N°6: July-Aug. 2010
N°5: Mar.-Apr. 2010
N°4: Jan.-Feb. 2010


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