Strategic Income Fund – Review 2021 and Outlook 2022
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An actively managed, long only bond fund with a fully flexible approach which seeks value across the global bond universe.
In this update our expert highlight and elaborate the fund’s opportunities, the key features, how the fund performed in 2021 and what the major performance drivers were. To round up you also receive an outlook of the strategy and what to expect in 2022.
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