The Multi Asset Fund was launched last year to provide retail and institutional investors with a more certain investment outcome amid continuing market volatility. The Fund provides exposure to a wide set of traditional and alternative assets and strategies. It targets returns similar to those of traditional balanced funds but allows for greater flexibility to dynamically adjust levels of investment in each asset class in response to market movements.

AMP Capital Senior Portfolio Manager Matthew Hopkins said the mandate win was acknowledgement of a changing investment environment and the Fund’s ability to provide investors with strong real returns and a greater ability to mitigate risk than traditional approaches.

“AMP Capital’s Multi Asset Fund is a new approach to balanced, long term investing and was developed in response to ongoing volatile investment markets,” Mr Hopkins said.

“The Fund is designed to generate strong real returns for investors with an emphasis on protecting capital.

“The Fund has a focus on risk management and is structured to maintain effective diversification across asset classes, sectors and geographies, with the flexibility to rebalance the portfolio relevant to market conditions.”

The Tuvalu Trust Fund was established in 1987 and was set up to assist the Tuvalu Government to achieve greater financial autonomy and improve its budgetary position.

The Multi Asset Fund targets a return of CPI + 5.5 per cent over rolling five year periods.

The Fund is actively managed by a team of investment professionals and forms part of AMP Capital’s Multi Asset Group (MAG). MAG currently manages more than $53 billion across diversified and multimanager portfolios.

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