Iveagh launches global multi-asset fund range

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Iveagh Private Investment House, the Guinness family office, has launched six global multi-asset funds with a range of different risk profiles.

The six offerings within the Dublin-domiciled Iveagh Core Portfolio range are: Cautious, Moderate, Balanced, Growth, Income and Adventurous. These Ucits III funds will have a combination of globally diversified equity exposure, traditional assets and non-correlated asset classes. The range will be run by John Ricciardi and Chris Wyllie, managers of the £242m Iveagh Wealth fund. Ricciardi said the funds will aim for superior risk-rated returns through a global remit and exposure to 27 asset classes worldwide. "The process recognises over time a fund's returns will be a function o...

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