P1 and PIMCO launch retirement MPS for UK advisers

Available from 1 October

Sophia Panayi
clock • 2 min read

P1 Investment Management has partnered with PIMCO to launch a retirement-focused managed portfolio service for UK financial advisers.

The models combine PIMCO's active fixed income and retirement income experience with passive equity exposure in a multi-manager framework. The portfolio annual management charge (AMC) will be 0.15%. The portfolios are available to UK financial advisers from 1 October through third-party platforms as well as the P1 Platform. Under the partnership, PIMCO will provide access to its UK Retirement Income Model Portfolios, underlying research and investment experience, while as the portfolio manager, P1 will remain responsible for all day-to day operations, investment decisions and client s...

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