FE reveals first risk-targeted multi-asset funds on Approved List

Jayna Rana
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FE has added 21 risk-targeted multi-asset funds from six asset managers to its Approved List for the first time to help financial advisers select the "best of breed" vehicles for client portfolios.

The funds have been selected from the data provider's own risk-targeted multi-asset (RTMA) universe, which gives investors the ability to compare funds in this area and assess their returns in relation to the level of risk taken.  Its first recommended strategies are managed by six providers including: Architas (six funds); Standard Life Investments (five funds); HSBC Global Asset Management (three funds); Rathbones (three funds); Legal & General (two funds); and Premier Asset Management (two funds). Winners of FE Alpha Manager Awards 2017 Rob Gleeson, head of research at FE, said:...

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