Tatton IM launches money market funds

Response to IFA demand and feedback

Eve Maddock-Jones
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Tatton Investment Management Limited (TIML), the asset management firm of Tatton Asset Management, has launched a series of new money market portfolios to sit within its managed portfolio services.

The product was launched in response to feedback the firm received from IFAs, the firm said, which wanted more products available to help retail investors "address concerns over the slowness of deposit taking banks and platforms in passing on the higher interest returns as set by the Bank of England base rate". Tatton assets grow 22% on the back of record £1.8bn net inflows The asset manager said the Money Market portfolio category "allows IFAs to demonstrate the value they can add to the entirety of their clients' financial wellbeing by providing better value access to secure cash ra...

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