ASI adds Global Dynamic Dividend fund to equities range

Managed by ASI's global equities team

Anna Fedorova
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Aberdeen Standard Investments (ASI) has expanded its product range on offer to income-seeking investors with the launch of the Aberdeen Standard SICAV I - Global Dynamic Dividend fund.

The vehicle will be run by ASI's global equities team and will invest across developed and emerging markets, aiming to deliver both a premium monthly income and potential capital returns. The portfolio will consist of around 80-100 holdings, diversified across sectors and geographies, and the group said a bottom-up ESG investment strategy will be incorporated into the investment process. The fund is designed to pay a dividend income in both rising and falling markets to help investors through challenging market environments such as the one we are currently in, while providing potentia...

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