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India fixed income fund launched into UK by ACPI

27 Jun 11

ACPI is to launch the Q-ACPI India Fixed Income Fund into Europe in the middle of this month.

ACPI is to launch the Q-ACPI India Fixed Income Fund into Europe in the middle of this month.

The ‘Q’ in Q-ACPI comes from the firm’s partnership with Quantum Asset Management, a Bombay-based asset management firm that will provide the local fixed income market and securities research.

The Mauritius domiciled fund is an actively managed, absolute return, non-benchmark fixed income product with strong capital preservation emphasis. It will invest in government-issued securities, of both central government and government-owned businesses, as well as high grade Indian corporate bonds.

All of these will be rupee-denominated instruments and priced in dollars.

The objective of the fund is to maximise risk-adjusted returns, targeting a dollar return of 10%-12% per year with a target volatility of 7%.

Seeded with $50m, the launch date is mid-August.

Tags: Bonds | India | Mauritius

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