Skandia adds 10 funds to European account range

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Skandia Ireland has added 10 new funds links to its regular and single premium products, which will ...

Skandia Ireland has added 10 new funds links to its regular and single premium products, which will be available through-out Europe. The additions include a range of portfolios from BlackRock Merrill Lynch, HSBC, JPMorgan, and Gartmore, covering a mix of asset classes and risk profiles. Alex Jones, a spokesperson for Skandia, said: "These 10 funds will offer our European customers even more diversity and portfolios can be constructed to include any of the other funds in our range of about 80." Four funds from BlackRock Merrill Lynch have been added. These include its World Mining fund, m...

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