Skandia completes UK push with two new funds

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Skandia will launch two new technology and healthcare funds to the UK market on Wednesday.

Completing Skandia’s recent extension into the UK, the two new offerings follow the five US funds launched onshore earlier this month. The Skandia Technology fund will be run by Wellington Management, while Carnegie Investment’s Angelica Fatouros will control the Skandia Healthcare fund. Skandia Investment Group (SIG) says the new vehicles were developed from Skandia Global Funds’ Dublin-domiciled single strategy sub funds. The full line-up and managers are: Skandia Technology (Wellington Management) Skandia Healthcare (Carnegie’s Angelica Fatouros) Skandia US All Cap Value...

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