OPM readies model portfolio range

Katrina Lloyd
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OPM Fund Management has been running paper versions of a nine-strong risk-rated model portfolio range, which it hopes to begin rolling out to advisers in the first half of 2011.

The range will be built around the group's six multi-asset funds, including the  new Diversified Target Return and Worldwide Opportunities vehicles which are awaiting FSA approval. It will have a core trio of Income, Income and Growth and Growth portfolios sitting in the middle of the risk spectrum with other portfolios positioned on either side. The volatility of each portfolio will be set and controlled by OPM using its in-house systems with a clear division between each vehicle. Advisers will be able to appoint OPM as discretionary managers on the range on use the firm on an adv...

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