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STERLING ASSURED STERLING BOND - Fund overview

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Overview of STERLING ASSURED STERLING BOND

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Standard Initial Charge

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Fund summary

Sector	–
Product type	INSURANCE BOND
Launched	April, 1998
Size	£49m
Yield	0.0%
Charging basis	–
Dividends paid	–
Bid price	36.00p

Fund Charges

Standard Initial charge	–
Initial charge via Bestinvest	–
Additional bid/offer spread	5.26%
Annual management charge	–
Total expense ratio	–
Reduction in yield (10yr)	0.54%

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Portfolio

sterling assured sterling bond asset allocation illustration

Allocation		Proportion

	Equity	–
	High yield bonds	–
	Quality bonds	98%
	Property	–
	Commodities	–
	Hedge	–
	Fund cash	2%

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Investment process

The aim of the Fund is to achieve total return primarily by way of income with some capital growth. The Fund will invest primarily in UK Government securities, Agencies, Sovereigns and Supranational Borrowers, denominated in sterling.

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