RLAM to launch sustainable growth fund

Focuses on firms with ‘positive influence’

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Royal London Asset Management (RLAM) is to launch a sustainable growth fund looking to focus on possible investment opportunities available as a result of market inefficiencies and the undervaluation of companies that can have a positive influence on society and the environment.

Royal London Asset Management (RLAM) is to launch a sustainable growth fund, looking to focus on investment opportunities available as a result of the possible undervaluation of companies that can have a positive influence on society and the environment. The fund will invest in global equity and fixed income assets to construct a portfolio highly diversified by geography and sector to achieve capital growth over the medium term of three to five years. The Sustainable Growth Fund launches with £100m of assets under management and is available to a broad spectrum of investors including ...

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