YBR names WA boutique manager for new fund

3 August 2015
| By Jason |
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Non-aligned financial services group Yellow Brick Road has signed Perth based boutique manager NWQ Capital Management to manage the portfolio of its newly launched YBR Protected Equities Fund.

The fund will be offered to retail investors via YBR's advice network or directly through the group's website and is designed to deliver absolute returns similar to the overall share market.

Minimum investment in the fund will be $10,000 with a recommended investment horizon of five years with the fund to offer diversified exposure to eight to twelve specialist fund managers.

Returns have been targeted, after fees, to be between 5 per cent and 8 per cent above the inflation rate over rolling five-year periods with investors offered daily withdrawal requests and distributions paid every six months.

NWQ, Managing Partner and Chief Executive, Jonathan Horton said his group was pleased to be working with YBR to expand its client reach and to offer the benefits of its absolute return approach to investing.

"In Yellow Brick Road, we have found the ideal partner to be able to offer our portfolio management expertise, gained from the many decades of combined funds management experience within the NWQ investment team, to a broader cross section of retail investors."

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