Demonstrating Investment Value & Managing Volatility with Nitrogen: Corbyn Investment Management
It is a short look at how one manager frames downside risk and volatility for advisers and end clients using a third-party risk score, which may be useful to firms weighing how they present risk in client conversations. It is vendor-produced material about one firm's use of a specific platform rather than an independent comparison.
Summary
By the markets & outlook deskA vendor video in which Michael Goodman, portfolio manager at Corbyn Investment Management, describes how the firm uses Nitrogen's Risk Score and GPA tools to communicate its investment approach to financial advisers and end clients. Corbyn says it has focused since the late 1970s on risk-adjusted returns by protecting on the downside while participating on the upside, and Goodman explains how third-party risk scoring lines up with that approach. He also discusses using those scores to simplify conversations with advisers and clients about returns and volatility.
- Corbyn Investment Management says its philosophy since the late 1970s has been to protect on the downside while participating on the upside.
- Goodman says Nitrogen's Risk Score and GPA tools align with the firm's existing investment approach.
- The firm uses risk scores to simplify communication with financial advisers and end clients.
- Corbyn frames downside risk management as a way to reduce client anxiety during turbulent markets and keep clients invested longer term.
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