Skandia unveils Signature fund range to aid outsourcing

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Skandia is to launch a new range of 20 single manager funds across 10 different asset classes.

The new range, managed by Skandia Investment Group and launched under the Signature brand, will comprise 18 funds new to the UK market. It will give UK retail investors access to the expertise of some managers previously only available in the institutional space who utilise different investment styles.  The range will consist of one property fund, two UK fixed interest, three international fixed interest, four UK equity, two European equity, three North American equity, one Japanese, two Far East excluding Japan, one Global specialist and one unspecified strategy. The Signature ran...

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