Invesco Perpetual launches Global Targeted Income fund for Millar and team

Extension of multi-asset offering

Daniel Flynn
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Invesco Perpetual has extended its multi-asset offering with the launch of the Global Targeted Income fund for David Millar and the multi-asset team.

The Invesco Perpetual Global Targeted Income fund will be managed jointly by Richard Batty, Sebastian Mackay, and Gwilym Satchell from the multi-asset team, headed up by Millar (pictured). The fund will aim to deliver a gross income of 3.5% per annum above UK 3-month LIBOR, while aiming to preserve capital in all market conditions over a rolling three-year period. It will also aim to keep volatility to less than half that of global equities over the same rolling three-year period. The new product will use a similar investment process to the existing Invesco Perpetual Global Targete...

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