28th October 2011

BNY Mellon: Newton's Harries goes big in his search for income‏

Newton’s Harries goes big in his search for income

  • A focus on capital preservation and income is key in such tough market conditions
  • The prospects for quality 'blue chip' companies seem positive in the long term
  • Harries sees attractive investment opportunities in both the pharmaceutical and telecom sectors.
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Absolute Insight Emerging Market Debt Fund
Audio update October 2011 with Colm McDonagh


  • As volatility spreads to emerging markets, investors look to less traditional approaches of fund management which do not rely wholly on underlying market direction
  • Colm outlines how a cautious approach to management has limited drawdown and positioned the Absolute Insight Emerging Market Debt Fund to benefit from the opportunities which have arisen from these conditions
  • The audio is accompanied by a summary flyer highlighting the key points from the interview

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