Sarasin Asset Management launches US client MPS for UK advisers

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Sarasin Asset Management has launched a US client model portfolio service (MPS).

The firm, which is the US-focused and London-based subsidiary of Sarasin & Partners, has launched the service to expand access to its investment proposition to advisers with US-connected clients living outside the country. It covers asset allocation, fund selection and risk management, within three-risk rated strategies. These are balanced, growth and equity, with each available in both GBP and USD. The launch of the Sarasin US Client MPS is intended to address challenges associated with serving US-connected clients, including the complexity of cross-border investment and reporting re...

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