PGIM Investments brings 22 funds to Investment Association universe

22 specialist UCITS funds admitted to IA sectors

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US-headquartered fund house PGIM Investments has joined the trade group for the UK asset management sector, the Investment Association.

As a member of the UK industry group, PGIM Investments will see 22 of its specialist UCITS funds admitted to IA sectors for the first time. The company will now have representation in the Global, Global Bonds and Global Emerging Markets sectors, as well as funds listed in the Flexible Investment, North America, Property, and Global Emerging Market Bond sectors (in both "local currency" and "blended" categories). PGIM adds head of real estate debt investment research The strategies which have been included in the IA sectors are managed by PGIM's autonomous divisions: PGIM Fixed Inco...

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