SWIP adds fund duo to Skandia

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Scottish Widows Investment Partnership (SWIP) is offering its Multi-Manager Diversity fund and Absolute Bond fund through Skandia's "Selestia Investment Solutions" platform.

Both funds will also be available as insured fund links via Skandia's life and pension products. The SWIP Multi-Manager Diversity fund is managed by Mark Harries and Simon Wood and offers diversification through investing in a wide range of asset classes and geographic regions. Meanwhile, the Absolute Return Bond fund, run by Gareth Quantrill and Stuart Steven, is a low risk and low volatility fund, which aims to achieve a positive capital return over the longer term. IFAonline

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