13.03.2024, 15:59 Uhr
Morgan Stanley Investment Management (MSIM) bietet mit dem MS INVF Systematic Liquid Alpha einen neuen Fonds an. Er zielt auf eine attraktive Gesamtrendite bei geringer Korrelation zu traditionellen Anlageklassen.
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Morgan Stanley launches new Fund
Morgan Stanley Investment Managements International Equity Team Launches Global Brands Equity Income Fund.
Morgan Stanley Investment Management (MSIM) announced the launch of the Morgan Stanley Investment Funds (MS INVF) Global Brands Equity Income Fund, offering an enhanced income version of the renowned Global Brands Fund.
GBEI invests in a portfolio of high quality stocks in line with that of the MS INVF Global Brands Fund. It generates income, currently targeting a yield of 4% p.a., from a combination of dividends from high quality stocks and premiums from index option overwriting. As of June 30, 2016, the MS INVF Global Brands Fund I shares delivered 10.3% net annualized total returns vs the MSCI World Net Index, which delivered 3.8% since the Funds inception on October 30, 2000. GBEI aims to provide investors with attractive and sustainable income while still offering long-term compounding of capital and relative downside protection. The highly experienced International Equity team manages GBEI, supported by the Solutions & Multi Asset team, specialists in the implementation of option strategies. London-based portfolio managers William Lock, Bruno Paulson and Dirk Hoffmann-Becking are the key portfolio managers for GBEI. The International Equity team manages AUM of $34 billion across its four strategies as of June 30, 2016.
William Lock, Head of MSIMs International Equity team commented: "We believe the GBEI portfolios high quality bias offers a far more robust approach to income generation than that typically offered by high dividend or income funds. We focus on the underlying company fundamentals and free cash flows, which means dividends are more likely to be sustainable and growing. The companies in GBEI make a high return on capital and are capital light. This means they can afford to pay out, and keep paying out, dividends to shareholders. We would argue ours is "income, the right way", as it offers sustainable dividends in addition to compounding of capital."
