Rathbones readies third multi-asset product for Coombs

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Rathbones is preparing to add a third fund to its multi-asset range, to be run by investment director David Coombs.

The fund will be a more aggressive, higher risk offering, in comparison to the group's existing two multi-asset portfolios. Coombs already manages £30m in the Multi Asset Total Return portfolio and £48m in the Multi Asset Strategic Growth fund, which both sit in the Unclassified sector. Multi Asset Total Return delivered 6.9% over the year to 16 June, according to Financial Express, while his Strategic Growth fund returned 9.1% over the same period. Strategic Growth has 54% in international equities and a return target equal to UK CPI +5%. Its volatility rate is equal to two-thirds...

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