IFA Lowes launches fund of structured investment strategies

'Something completely new'

Tom Ellis
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IFA Lowes Financial Management is to launch a UCITS fund that will invest in a variety of strategies commonly seen in structured products.

The Lowes UK Defined Strategy fund, which goes live on 11 December and has a three-week offer period priced at £1 per share, will aim to deliver cash plus 5% per year over the medium to long term. The firm said the fund was designed to "offer advisers something completely new in terms of providing clients with exposure to structured investments". What is the case for structured products in a modern portfolio? PA websem with Cazenove Capital - 2pm on 22 November. Register here Instead of buying individual structured products, the firm said the investment would act like a typical UCI...

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