Swiss & Global seeks reporting status for sterling classes

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Zurich's Swiss & Global Asset Management is to apply for reporting status for the sterling share classes of eight Luxembourg-domiciled equity funds it runs.

The CHF 73bn manager says it hopes to gain reporting status for the share classes by the middle of this year. Beat Egger, Swiss & Global's head of sales international, says: "The sterling share classes are an important next step in giving UK investors easy access to our funds." The funds, available via the Transact platform, originally offered Swiss franc, US dollar and euro share classes. All branded under the Julius Baer moniker, the funds focused in investments in agriculture, biotech, energy transition, luxury brands, natural resources, Northern Africa, Russia and Japan. Swi...

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