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The Fund aims to protect the value of capital and income from inflation by providing a total return (the combination of capital growth and income), net of the Ongoing Charge Figure, that is consistent with or higher than UK inflation (as measured by the UK Consumer Prices Index), over any three-year period. At least 70% of the Fund is invested, directly or indirectly, in investment grade corporate debt securities (typically inflation-linked corporate bonds and floating rate notes), denominated in Sterling or hedged back to Sterling. These securities can be issued by companies from anywhere in the world, including Emerging Markets.
Name | Title | Since | Until |
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Ben Lord | credit Analyst | 2010 | Now |
Biography | Ben Lord joined M&G in 2007 and was appointed fund manager of the M&G High Interest Fund in February 2009. Since launch in September 2010, he has also been the co-manager on the M&G UK Inflation Linked Corporate Bond Fund and the M&G European Inflation Linked Corporate Bond Fund. Ben previously worked at Gordian Knot as a credit analyst covering global financial institutions. He obtained an MA (Hons) from the University of Edinburgh and is a CFA charterholder. | ||
Jim Leaviss | Head | 2010 | 2018 |
Biography | Jim Leaviss was appointed CIO of M&G Public Fixed Income in February 2020, heading a team that invests across investment grade and high yield credit, government debt and emerging markets debt. He joined M&G in 1997 after five years at the Bank of England, where he worked as a gilt market analyst and dealer. As well as heading up the team, Jim is manager and co-manager of a range of fixed income funds domiciled in London and Luxembourg. |
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