Multi-Asset Protector beats peers in year one

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King and Saunders celebrate one year of outperformance

Co-managers Max King and Phil Saunders have celebrated the first anniversary of running Investec’s Multi-Asset Protector fund. Launched on 30 January 2009 and sitting in the IMA Protected sector, the fund has outperformed its peer group since inception. The £81m vehicle is ranked second out of 36 vehicles over its first year, up 19.3% against a sector average of 4.4%, according to Morningstar. Investec’s Multi Asset Protector fund aims to provide exposure to the markets with a lower level of volatility than a traditional equity, bond or even multi asset fund. It utilises three e...

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