SWIP Sterling Credit Advantage fund switches sector

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Scottish Widows Investment Partnership's (SWIP) £1.1bn Sterling Credit Advantage fund, managed by Roger Webb, has been moved into the Specialist sector with immediate effect.

The fund has now been reclassified as Webb said it was unfair to compare it with former peers in the £ Corporate Bond sector. According to Webb, the change was initiated by the fund's main client Lloyds Banking Group. "As the fund has zero exposure to duration, and the rest of the funds in the sector have higher exposure, it would mean our fund would either be right at the top or right at the bottom depending on how the government bond market is doing. "As a result we are not showing a fair reflection of what the fund's objective is," he said. The fund's structure differs from t...

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