Aegon launches risk-managed portfolios across platforms

‘Launched at very relevant time’

Jenna Brown
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Aegon has launched six multi-asset funds pegged to different risk portfolios for advised pension, ISA or GIA clients.

Investment advisers can access the new risk-managed portfolios through its Aegon platform or Aegon Retirement Choices. The portfolios have an ongoing charges figure (OCF) of 0.25%. Each fund has a different risk and return profile to reflect client preferences and "help support the advice process," the provider said. Aegon launched its first OEICs range for Nationwide Building Society in 2019 and said it was now making its own funds widely available beyond a pensions wrapper. Aegon managing director for investment solutions Tim Orton said the launch came at a "very relevant" time a...

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