GAM Investments renames multi-manager fund range

Adopted global approach

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GAM Investments has renamed its model portfolio service "to better reflect the portfolios' global positioning", it said on Monday (12 August).

The five funds, managed by Charles Hepworth and James McDaid, have all had the word "Global" added to them, "to provide clarity and illustrate the team's approach to asset allocation", with the overall range renamed GAM Managed Fund Solutions (GMFS). James Weston, head of international managed solutions at GAM, said: "GMFS combines the knowledge of some of the world's top managers with Charles and James's extensive investment experience. "At GAM, we have recognised expertise working with advisers, intermediaries and strategic partners in multiple jurisdictions, and GAM's five globally...

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