TIME Investments renames Social Long Income fund to reflect SDR label

'Sustainability Impact' label

Beth Brearley
clock • 1 min read

TIME Investments has changed the name of its Social Long Income fund to reflect its 'Sustainability Impact' label.

Part of the Financial Conduct Authority's Sustainability Disclosures and Labelling Regime (SDR), the regulator approved the fund's label in recognition of the positive impact of its investment activities. The fund – which invests directly in properties across sectors within healthcare, housing and Education – will now be called the ARC TIME Social Impact Property fund. TIME Investments poaches head of marketing from Octopus Investments It invests in assets that provide a positive social impact including retirement homes, GP surgeries and nurseries, as well as specialist supported h...

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