Morgan Stanley IM launches two European fixed income Article 8 funds

Bond and credit fund

Cristian Angeloni
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Morgan Stanley Investment Management has unveiled two European fixed income funds, both listed as Article 8.

The MSINVF Short Maturity Euro Corporate Bond fund aims to provide an attractive rate of relative return, measured in euros. It invests predominantly in short-dated investment grade corporates with maturities or call dates of less than three years. Alongside delivering returns, the fund's objective is to reduce volatility associated with longer maturity fixed income securities, Morgan Stanley IM said. The second strategy is the MSINVF Global Credit Opportunities fund, measured in US dollars, which aims to provide an attractive level of total return by investing in a wide range of f...

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