RLAM plans Absolute Return Bond launch

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Royal London Asset Management (RLAM) is planning to launch an absolute return bond fund later this year for Paul Rayner and Craig Inches, Investment Week understands.

The fund will be a mirror version of a segregated mandate the duo are currently running for an institutional client, targeting a return of LIBOR plus 3%. The vehicle is likely to be Dublin-domiciled and aimed at wealth managers and high-net-worth retail investors. Rayner and Inches manage RLAM’s £505m Index Linked Gilt and £458m UK Government Bond funds, with Rayner also head of government bonds at the firm. In recent months, a number of multi-asset managers have been boosting exposure to absolute return bond funds as an alternative to UK government debt, given the low returns on o...

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