Lowes launches structured investment strategies fund

Targeted returns of cash +5%

Tom Eckett
clock • 1 min read

Structured investment specialist and IFA Lowes Financial Management has launched a structured investment strategies fund.

The Lowes UK Defined Strategy fund invests aims to deliver a return of cash +5% per annum through a variety of strategies. The fund works by creating, buying and selling strategies commonly found within the structured investment market, diversifying across different types of product but with a particular focus on autocall - or kickout - strategies which are most favoured by financial advisers and their clients and the mainstay of the sector. Autocall strategies run for a set period of years but offer the opportunity to deliver a pre-determined return at certain points - such as an ind...

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