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2022 Fourth Quarter Review & Commentary

FineMark

The two-front assault faced by traditional 60% equity and 40% fixed income (60/40) portfolios in 2022 was one of the most severe on record, and the worst seen in many years. As a result, this normally stabilizing counterbalance, instead contributed to additional portfolio losses.

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2023 Fourth Quarter Review & Commentary

FineMark

Due to the high degree of customization FineMark provides, these views won’t be uniformly expressed in every portfolio. FIGURE 5 Source: FineMark National Bank & Trust Note : These are our current, broad views on the major asset classes employed in family allocations. We look forward to seeing you soon!

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2023 First Quarter Review & Commentary

FineMark

To best leverage AI, this investment theme will be implemented within our clients’ portfolios as appropriate. Again, it’s important to note that FineMark client portfolios are customized to suit each unique financial situation; therefore, these views may not be implemented in every portfolio in the same way.

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2023 Third Quarter Review & Commentary

FineMark

Rather than trying to predict the future, we prefer to construct solid portfolios, focus on longer-term investable themes, and identify third-party manager talent with demonstrable (and persistent) alpha-generation ability. To secure that higher income for the future, we’ve begun to extend portfolio duration.

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2023 Second Quarter Review & Commentary

FineMark

Note : While these views won’t be uniformly expressed in every portfolio due to the high degree of customization FineMark provides, these are our current, broad views on the major asset classes employed in family allocations. We look forward to serving you and your family whenever needed, now and in the future.

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