Russell Investments has a long and distinguished history managing best-in-class fixed income solutions. Our success across core, global and unconstrained fixed income funds is grounded in more than 50 years of investment manager research, deep capital market insights, a strong investment approach, and a truly global perspective.
Multi-Asset Credit Fund (MACF)
Our Multi-Asset Credit Fund is dynamically invested across multiple credit risk premia – including personal, corporate and sovereign balance sheets – ensuring strong diversification and more stable returns.
Unconstrained Bond Fund (UBF)
Our unconstrained strategy seeks to address the challenging, low interest rate environment which has made it difficult to find reliable, income-generating investments.
Explore our fixed income funds:
Emerging Market Debt Fund
Global Bond Fund
Global Credit Fund
Global High Yield Fund
Floating Rate Fund
Sterling Bond Fund
US Bond Fund
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Multi-asset
Investing in a global mix of asset classes in a single investment portfolio.
Alternatives
Increasingly used by institutional investors to help achieve both return and diversification goals.
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The value of investments and the income from them can fall as well as rise and is not guaranteed. You may not get back the amount originally invested.
There are no assurances that the investment goals and objectives stated in this material will be met.
Some investments/bonds may not be liquid and therefore may not be sold instantly. If these investments must be sold on short notice, you might suffer a loss.
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