M&G private credit LTAF receives regulatory approval

To target UK DC market

Martin Richmond
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M&G Investments has received regulatory approval from the Financial Conduct Authority for the launch of its first long-term asset fund (LTAF).

The M&G Diversified Private Credit Feeder LTAF will be the first fund within its LTAF umbrella structure. The fund will target the UK's defined contribution (DC) market and provide access to a varied portfolio of private credit, structured credit and asset backed debt to deliver income returns in an expanding DC market. M&G adopts 'Sustainability Improvers' label for fund range M&G said the approval of the LTAF is part of its strategy to grow its £73bn private markets business by expanding access to its investment strategies to boost long-term returns and improve investment outcome...

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