By focusing on expected returns and flexible implementation rather than index constraints or income targets, LVIG seeks to deliver more efficient long-term compounding.
Key Advantages of LVIG
Grounded in Academic Evidence
Draws on well-documented sources of expected return in fixed income, including term and credit premiums, rather than relying on forecasts or discretionary calls.
Flexible, Non-Index Implementation
Not constrained by issuance-weighted or backward-looking indexes, allowing capital to be allocated where expected returns are most attractive.
Cost-Aware Implementation
Uses low-cost ETFs and limits unnecessary turnover to preserve more of the bond market’s return.
Improved Compounding
By limiting distributions, more capital remains invested, increasing the potential for long-term compounding.