schroders launches catastrophe bond fund
Schroders has launched a catastrophe bond fund on its Luxembourg Ucits platform to sit alongside its range of products aimed at giving investors easier access to hedge funds.
Schroders has launched a catastrophe bond fund on its Luxembourg Ucits platform to sit alongside its range of products aimed at giving investors easier access to hedge funds.
European equities are expected to be the best-performing asset class over the next 12 months, according to half of Schroders’ intermediary clients.
Schroders is to launch an externally-managed fund this November which focusses on European corporate credits and financials.
Schroders is acting in line with the sentiment of the vast majority of UK-based wealth managers as it has recently increased its emerging markets capability thanks to the recruitment of Craig Botham from the Prudential Regulatory Authority (PRA).
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Schroders has established a new team in order to expand its relationships with banks, insurance companies, national IFA firms, platforms and wraps to be headed up by James Rainbow.
European funds are the best performers over 20 years, FE data shows, yet six times in the past 10 years Europe has been the worst selling retail sector, according to IMA statistics.
Schroders has launched GBP hedged unit classes for four of its UK funds in a bid to mitigate the currency effects of investing overseas.