Lighthouse to offer GAM DFM solution to clients

Nicola Brittain
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Lighthouse is to include Global Asset Management's (GAM) unitised discretionary fund manager (DFM) offering on its panel of researched solutions.

The move will increase the range of investment options available to the group and allow its advisers to offer a DFM service proposition to their clients. In addition, the unitised DFM can help advisers find a solution for smaller clients whose needs fall between a multi-manager fund and a traditional DFM offering. The GAM unitised DFM solution provides access to five risk rated model portfolio strategies, audited by Lighthouse. This process ensures the risk rated models will remain in-line with clients' stated risk profiles as defined by Distribution Technology. GAM's propositio...

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