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Global Corporate Bond Fund (JP Morgan)
The Global Corporate Bond Fund (J.P. Morgan) is a unit-linked fund that gives you the opportunity to gain exposure to corporate bonds. The fund seeks to achieve a return in excess of global corporate bond markets by investing primarily in global investment grade corporate debt securities, using derivatives where appropriate. The fund invests at least 67% of assets, either directly or through derivatives, in investment grade corporate debt securities from issuers anywhere in the world, including emerging markets. The Fund may also invest global debt securities issued by governments and may invest in below investment grade and unrated debt securities to a limited extent. The fund may invest up to 10% in contingent convertible bonds. This fund invests some of its assets outside the eurozone so a currency risk arises for a euro investor. This fund is managed by J.P. Morgan.
Main features
- Managed by JP Morgan
- Risk rating: 4
- SFDR Class: Article 8
Current Fund Price* (as at 10/05/2024)
Price
39.750
41.842
Annualised Performance (%)*
*Notes: Annual management charges (AMC) apply. The fund performance shown is before the full AMC is applied on your policy.
Returns are based on offer/offer performance and do not represent the return achieved by individual policies linked to the fund.
The fund price/performance shown is for the Pension / Gross of Tax Funds category.
*Source: Zurich Life
**Note: Asset Splits are updated quarterly.
Why JP Morgan?
J.P. Morgan has expertise across every key asset class and investment market so it can offer clients the widest range of investment solutions. Its business is asset management and it has investment teams networked across more than 15 cities across the world, connected by investment hubs in London, New York, Tokyo and Hong Kong. With assets under management of $1.71 trillion*, it is one of the largest asset and wealth managers in the world.
*Source: J.P. Morgan, September 2018.
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