BNY Mellon IM launches new multi-asset range

FutureLegacy

Elliot Gulliver-Needham
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BNY Mellon Investment Management has launched a new range of five multi-asset funds, Investment Week can reveal.

The BNY Mellon FutureLegacy range consists of five risk-rated sustainable multi-asset funds, managed by Newton Investment Management. Each funds aims to deliver capital growth with the potential for income over the long term, while investing in sustainable companies through a dynamic asset allocation risk framework to address changing market conditions across asset classes. BNY Mellon IM launches impact emerging market debt fund The range will be overseen by CIO of multi-asset at Newton Mitesh Sheth, with Joo Hee Lee, Lale Akoner and Martin Chambers as joint portfolio managers. ...

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