VitalityInvest launches multi-manager fund range

New partnership with SEI

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Asset manager VitalityInvest has launched five actively-managed funds in partnership with investment group SEI, aimed at clients planning for retirement.

The new global multi-manager funds are available through VitalityInvest's ISA, Junior ISA and Retirement Plan and will sit alongside the company's existing models. HL faces calls to repay fees on WEIF-invested multi-manager funds - reports The new fund range, priced from 0.7% to 0.9% ongoing, uses SEI's investment philosophy of building portfolios by accessing a diverse range of global fund managers. VitalityInvest managing director Justin Taurog said: "The way clients are preparing for later life, and their expectations for the sort of lifestyle they want to live when they retire,...

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