Marlborough markets four funds of ETFs to advisers

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Marlborough Fund Managers will bring four actively managed funds of ETFs to the retail market.

Available on Cofunds from 1 July, the Marlborough ETF OEIC has been run for two years under the MFM iFunds label for private client portfolios and will now be accessible to IFAs. The rebranded fund range consists of: Marlborough ETF Commodity Marlborough ETF Absolute Return Marlborough ETF Global Growth Marlborough ETF Global Income The firm says iFunds uses its own statistical model to determine the management of passive ETF investment vehicles. ETF Commodity will be benchmarked against the Reuters/Jefferies-CRB index, ETF Absolute Return against cash +200bp and the E...

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