Titan Asset Management launches Equity Growth fund

IFSL Titan Equity Growth fund

Valeria Martinez
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Titan Asset Management has expanded its range of products with the launch of the IFSL Titan Equity Growth fund.

With an allocation of at least 80% to direct global equities, the fund will also invest up to 20% in asset classes including money market funds, government and corporate bonds and real assets, including property and commodities. The managers will select stocks that can deliver gains through a combination of capital growth and income, via the firm's proprietary screening and research solution. The fund will also employ a top-down macroeconomic perspective to optimise total returns. Titan Wealth appoints new head of portfolio management The fund's process will be based on quality, gr...

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