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http://www.creditflux.com/Funds/2009-03-05/Bond-fund-targets-Singapore-retail-money-reports-Asian-Investor
Bond fund targets Singapore retail money, reports Asian Investor
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Schroder Investment Management has launched the Schroder ISF Global Corporate Bond Fund in Singapore, reports Asian Investor.
The fund will invest primarily in a portfolio of bonds and other fixed and floating rate securities, says the article. These will be denominated in various currencies and issued by corporate issuers, governments, government agencies ands supra-nationals worldwide. It will be managed by Schroders' global fixed-income team, which is made up of more than 100 fixed-income specialists, including 11 credit portfolio managers, 26 credit analysts and four quantitative analysts. Albert Tse heads retail distribution at Schroders in Singapore.
Originally launched by Schoders in other markets in 1994 (but not available to retail investors in Singapore until now), the $70-million fund has an initial fee of 5% and an annual management fee of 0.75%. Since launch to end-January, the fund was up 34.1%. In the month of January, both the fund and the benchmark were down 0.3%. The bulk of the fund was invested in US (43%) and UK (38%) corporate bonds in January.
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http://www.creditflux.com/Funds/2009-03-05/Bond-fund-targets-Singapore-retail-money-reports-Asian-Investor
Bond fund targets Singapore retail money, reports Asian Investor
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Schroder Investment Management has launched the Schroder ISF Global Corporate Bond Fund in Singapore, reports Asian Investor.
The fund will invest primarily in a portfolio of bonds and other fixed and floating rate securities, says the article. These will be denominated in various currencies and issued by corporate issuers, governments, government agencies ands supra-nationals worldwide. It will be managed by Schroders' global fixed-income team, which is made up of more than 100 fixed-income specialists, including 11 credit portfolio managers, 26 credit analysts and four quantitative analysts. Albert Tse heads retail distribution at Schroders in Singapore.
Originally launched by Schoders in other markets in 1994 (but not available to retail investors in Singapore until now), the $70-million fund has an initial fee of 5% and an annual management fee of 0.75%. Since launch to end-January, the fund was up 34.1%. In the month of January, both the fund and the benchmark were down 0.3%. The bulk of the fund was invested in US (43%) and UK (38%) corporate bonds in January.
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