Why invest in the fixed Fixed-Income Portfolio?
The main objective of the fixed income portfolio is to maintain your capital. It is intended for investors who seek positive returns and management with a bias towards capital protection in the fixed income market in the medium-long term, but who are only willing to admit low levels of volatility in the portfolio during this period of time.
This portfolio invests most of its assets in fixed income instruments, either directly or through derivative instruments, making up a diversified debt portfolio.
- Fixed income as a whole is an asset that is considered to be conservative.
- This portfolio invests most of its assets in fixed income instruments, either directly or through derivative instruments, making up a diversified debt portfolio.
- It is mainly made up of debt, that is, bonds and obligations issued by states and/or private companies seeking to borrow.
- Investments can also be made in issues of sovereign debt, of corporate or private companies, ‘high yield’, or convertible bonds.
- The vehicle to invest in this portfolio is the Fixed Income Sicav Portfolio
Past performance of Fixed Income Sicav porfolio:
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