
US Dollar portfolios invested primarily in equities with complementary fixed-income exposure, offering high-growth potential.
Portfolio Breakdown
Designed for aggressive investors seeking significant equity exposure, this portfolio primarily invests in global equity funds to maximize income and capital appreciation. Short-term dollar-denominated fixed income securities may be included for liquidity management.
Portfolio allocations may vary by up to + 20% as tactical asset allocation adapts to changing market conditions.
Fixed Income
Metro$ Max-5 Bond Fund: 15.00%
Open link in a new tabMetro$ Short Term Bond Fund: 8.00%
Open link in a new tabMetro$ US Investment Grade Corporate Bond Feeder Fund: 6.00%
Open link in a new tabMetro$ Money Market Fund: 8.00%
Open link in a new tabEquity
Metro$ US Equity Feeder Fund: 42.00%
Open link in a new tabMetro$ Eurozone Equity Feeder Fund : 7.00%
Open link in a new tabMetro$ Japan Equity Feeder Fund: 9.00%
Open link in a new tabMetro$ China Equity Feeder Fund: 5.00%
Open link in a new tabPortfolio Breakdown
Designed for aggressive investors seeking significant equity exposure, this portfolio primarily invests in listed stocks and dividend-paying equities to maximize income and capital appreciation. Short-term fixed income securities may be included for liquidity management.
Portfolio allocations may vary by up to + 20% as tactical asset allocation adapts to changing market conditions.
Fixed Income
Equity
Things to know
You can invest in the Aggressive Risk Portfolio if you are:
a Metrobank client with an active Settlement Account, where investment transactions are seamlessly debited and credited.
a Metrobank client with a “Aggressive” risk profile
Looking to invest for high growth potential through global equity funds, complemented by short-term dollar-denominated fixed income instruments for liquidity.


Portfolio Strategy
Q1 2026
We maintained a balanced global allocation in April, keeping portfolio positioning at 50% Fixed Income and 50% Equities amid continued geopolitical uncertainty, rising inflation risks, and evolving central bank expectations.
For Fixed Income, global yields remained elevated as markets repriced inflation expectations driven largely by energy price pressures and ongoing geopolitical developments. The U.S. Federal Reserve kept policy rates unchanged but signaled a more cautious stance amid persistent inflation risks and uncertainty surrounding the growth outlook. Portfolio positioning remains slightly below benchmark duration, with a continued focus on high coupon securities to help manage volatility and support income generation in a higher rate environment.
For Equities, global markets continued to advance, supported by resilient earnings from large-cap technology companies. However, gains were increasingly concentrated, with markets showing signs of overextension amid rising bond yields and lingering geopolitical risks. Portfolio positioning remains balanced but with a more cautious tilt, as underlying funds begin to reduce risk exposure while maintaining participation in global growth opportunities. We continue to monitor market conditions closely for signs of a more sustained consolidation or pullback.
We maintained a balanced global allocation in April, keeping portfolio positioning at 50% Fixed Income and 50% Equities amid continued geopolitical uncertainty, rising inflation risks, and evolving central bank expectations.
For Fixed Income, global yields remained elevated as markets repriced inflation expectations driven largely by energy price pressures and ongoing geopolitical developments. The U.S. Federal Reserve kept policy rates unchanged but signaled a more cautious stance amid persistent inflation risks and uncertainty surrounding the growth outlook. Portfolio positioning remains slightly below benchmark duration, with a continued focus on high coupon securities to help manage volatility and support income generation in a higher rate environment.
For Equities, global markets continued to advance, supported by resilient earnings from large-cap technology companies. However, gains were increasingly concentrated, with markets showing signs of overextension amid rising bond yields and lingering geopolitical risks. Portfolio positioning remains balanced but with a more cautious tilt, as underlying funds begin to reduce risk exposure while maintaining participation in global growth opportunities. We continue to monitor market conditions closely for signs of a more sustained consolidation or pullback.

Performance and Allocation Exposure
Portfolio tactical asset allocation remains unchanged at 50% Fixed Income and 50% Equities, maintaining a balanced approach amid a complex global macro environment.
On the Fixed Income side, we reduced exposure to Dollar Money Market Funds and increased allocation to Dollar Max-5 Funds. This reflects the deployment of excess cash into higher-yielding short- to medium-term instruments, allowing the portfolio to enhance carry while maintaining a relatively conservative duration profile.
For Equities, adjustments reflect a continued but measured risk-on stance. Exposure to Dollar Money Market Funds was reduced, while allocation to U.S. Equity Feeder Fund was increased. This shift supports greater participation in U.S. equities, which continue to benefit from strong earnings momentum, while remaining mindful of elevated valuations and potential near-term volatility.
Investment Alternatives
Risk-free Assets
Time Deposits
U.S. Treasury Bills
U.S. Treasury Notes
U.S. Treasury Bonds
Retail Dollar Bonds (RDBs)
Fixed Income Securities
Investment Grade Corporate Bonds
Sovereign Bonds
Foreign Stocks
Fixed Income ETFs
Equity
Preferred Shares
Equity ETFs
Strategic Asset Allocation is constructed on the basis of long term asset class views with targets to maintain a set combination of asset classes
Tactical Asset Allocation refers to an active call that shifts asset allocations in a portfolio to take advantage of market trends or economic conditions.
This portfolio’s TAA shifts some of its share to fixed income to allow you to take advantage of a short term rally in bonds. You can work back to neutral until the next short term catalyst favors either bonds or stocks.
| Title | Fixed Income | Equity |
|---|---|---|
| Strategic Set Allocation | 70% | 30% |
| Tactical Set Allocation | 75% | 25% |
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