SVM to launch new Cautious and Balanced FoFs

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SVM Asset Management will expand its fund of fund range by launching new Cautious Managed and Balanced Managed offerings on 15 May.

The SVM Cautious Managed and Balanced Managed funds will hold 40% and 15% respectively in an actively managed portfolio of cash and bonds. SVM says the vehicles will also invest in specialist areas, including private equity, property and hedge funds – similar to its Global Opportunities offering. The SVM Global Opportunities fund has returned 14.8% since launch on 15 May 2006, holding an ‘AA’ S&P rating and an OBSR ‘A’ rating. During the launch period between 15 May and the 30 September, SVM allows intermediaries to take up to 5.25% commission, or rebate the initial charge to clients. ...

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