P1 IM launches structured product managed portfolio service

With CUBE Investing

Hannah Godfrey
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Adviser-led discretionary fund manager (DFM) P1 Investment Management has launched a structured product managed portfolio service in conjunction with independent structured product firm CUBE Investing.

The service will offer a portfolio approach to structured products rather than the more traditional method of selecting individual structured notes. P1 managing director James Priday (pictured) described this as "a completely new approach to structured product investing". "Advisers have recently been taking a more 'portfolio-based approach' for clients and outsourcing more to DFMs," he added. "This option to use a diversified structured product portfolio should result in less risk for advisers and their clients." Priday said the service would provide "an efficient and effective way" t...

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