Candriam launches oncology impact fund on World Cancer Day

Product to focus on innovations in cancer treatment

Beth Brearley
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Candriam is launching an oncology impact fund on 4 February, investing in listed companies that develop products and services for the treatment of cancer.

The Candriam Equities L Oncology Impact fund will focus on combatting the cancer epidemic  and is being rolled out to coincide with World Cancer Day. European asset manager Candriam, which runs €3bn across  biotech, robotics and demographic strategies, said the launch is in response to global ageing, which is fuelling the cancer epidemic, with worldwide cancer deaths projected to increase by 60% from 8 million to 13 million by the year 2030. Candriam's Van de Maele: Self-indexing too complex from regulatory standpoint The fund aims to identify the breakthrough innovations set to ch...

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