SIG adds JPM Income Opportunity to Alternatives fund

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Skandia Investment Group (SIG) has added JPM Income Opportunity to its Alternative Investment fund.

The group added the fund to in order to increase its long/short fixed interest exposure, while simultaneously reducing its weighting in infrastructure securities. JPM Income Opportunity is managed by Bill Eigen and seeks to generate unconstrained alpha across the entire range of fixed income opportunities. SIG has also added the portfolio to its recently renamed and remodelled Skandia Diversified fund. "Infrastructure securities have performed well as long term inflation expectations have returned to a more normal level, Skandia Alternative Investments fund manager John Ventre says. "...

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