Rathbones launches two new multi-asset funds in RMAP range

Managed by David Coombs and Will McIntosh-Whyte

Lauren Mason
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Rathbone Unit Trust Management has added two new funds to its Rathbone Multi-Asset Portfolio (RMAP) range, both of which will be co-managed by David Coombs and Will McIntosh-Whyte.

The Rathbone Multi-Asset Defensive Growth Portfolio has a target return of CPI plus 2% - with less than half of the volatility of the FTSE Developed index - over any rolling five-year period. The Rathbone Multi-Asset Dynamic Growth Portfolio aims for less than five-sixths of the volatility of the FTSE Developed index and to beat CPI by at least 4% over the same time frame. The addition of the new funds will take the RMAP range up to a suite of six offerings, including the RMAP Total Return, Strategic Income, Strategic Growth and Enhanced Growth funds. All funds use Rathbone's LED investm...

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