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Switzer Daily FuturePay Lists on Chi-X FuturePay (Managed Fund) (Chi-X: FPAY) commenced trading on 2 June 2021. FPAY seeks to provide investors predictable, monthly distributions that grow with inflation, with the potential for capital growth and protection in down markets. The Fund is managed by Magellan Asset Management and seeks to achieve its objective through an investment in a portfolio of securities that replicate a blend of the Magellan Global Plus strategy (50%- 60%) and the Magellan Core Infrastructure strategy (40%-50%), in combination with a reserving strategy whereby cash will b...

By FuturePay (Managed Fund) Lists on Chi-X FuturePay (Managed Fund) (Chi-X: FPAY) commenced trading on 2 June 2021. FPAY seeks to provide investors predictable, monthly distributions that grow with inflation, with the potential for capital growth and protection in down markets. The Fund is managed by Magellan Asset Management and seeks to achieve its objective through an investment in a portfolio of securities that replicate a blend of the Magellan Global Plus strategy (50%- 60%) and the Magellan Core Infrastructure strategy (40%-50%), in combination with a reserving strategy whereby cash wi...

Is a simple portfolio made up largely of shares and balanced out by some bonds and cash, the answer to long-term returns? While some multi-asset funds can seem to take a delight in their complexity, that straightforward mix is enough for Iain McCombie of Baillie Gifford’s Managed Fund. The fund, which invests in a mix of growth company shares and government and corporate bonds around the world, along with some cash, has more than doubled investors' money over the past five years. Over its 33-year life, the Managed Fund has averaged 75 per cent in shares, with the rest in bonds and cash.

Jan 07 21 In January 2016, money market mutual funds were in the midst of a series of dramatic changes ahead of October 2016'​s Money Fund Reforms, the biggest changes to money fund regulations since their introduction in October 1970. Five years ago, we ran the story, "Rolling w/​Reform Changes II: Recap of '​15 Announcements, '​16 Plans," which reviewed a number of major changes among the largest managers that took place during 2015. As in the past year, exits from Prime MMFs and fund repositioning were notable trends. Today, we examine the Covid-​19 driven ch...