2nd November 2011

GLG Global Corporate Bond Fund

In these turbulent times for financial markets, investors are increasingly looking towards yields to find value.  The GLG Global Corporate Bond Fund offers investors a solid income with a distribution yield of 4.8% *.

This fund is 100% invested into investment grade securities from across the globe, allowing for diversification alongside UK fixed income funds and the reduction of country specific risk.

The fund management team, led by Christophe Akel, take a bottom up, fundamental approach to investing and argue that against a backdrop of high sovereign debt and equity market volatility, investors will increasingly look to corporate bonds to find the most appealing risk-adjusted returns.

To discover more about the GLG Global Corporate Bond Fund, please visit the product page, please also note that the fund is available on all major fund platforms.

*As at 31 August 2011

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