Morgan Stanley’s Global Investment Committee has recommended conservative cryptocurrency exposure within its model portfolios, suggesting 1% to 2% for income and balanced growth strategies and up to 4% for portfolios emphasizing “opportunistic growth.”
Although the GIC models do not include direct crypto allocations, the bank supports advisors and clients who wish to include digital assets in diversified portfolios.
Analysts at Morgan Stanley view Bitcoin as a scarce asset “akin to digital gold,” offering potential long-term value. Still, they caution investors to adopt a measured approach, noting the asset class’s historical volatility and tendency to track broader market movements during periods of stress.
The report further advises financial advisors and clients to rebalance their multi-asset portfolios regularly—ideally quarterly or at least annually—to maintain portfolio discipline, align risk with investment goals, and avoid overexposure to a single, highly volatile asset class like cryptocurrency.
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