AIG relegates Axa Fram and JPM funds

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The Axa Framlington Equity Income and JPM Japan funds have been relegated from AIG Life Wealth Management's 100-strong Active Access Platform.

Both funds have been squeezed out after a period of underperformance but will warrant consideration again at review time, AIG says. Replacing the two funds are Leigh Harrison’s Threadneedle UK Equity Income and Stephen Harker’s SGAM Core Alpha Japan. “We have added Harrison’s Threadneedle Equity Income fund as it boasts impressive risk adjusted returns over the past three years and is well positioned for the current market,” says Jake Moeller, head of investment research at AIG Life Wealth Management. “Meanwhile, SGAM’s Harker has navigated the volatile equity market in Japan exceedin...

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