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BlackRock Model Portfolios

Adapting to markets: Asset allocation of BlackRock model portfolios

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BlackRock's suite of model portfolios are built to navigate changing markets. We take a disciplined approach to portfolio construction and have a history of stepping in when it counts.

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BlackRock model portfolios are built in a variety of styles to help investors reach their portfolio goals.

Target Allocation

Our broadest suite – a single dedicated investment team and consistent investment framework across a broad variety of model portfolios.

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Multi-Asset Income

Model Portfolios made for investors seeking income and growth, built with insights from over a dozen asset-class specialist teams.

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GA Selects

Our most tactical, open architecture models made for active investors combining alpha¹, index, and factors into one portfolio.

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¹ Alpha is considered outperformance over an investment or fund's benchmark, typically thought to be generated by active management or the skill of a management team

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