Border to Coast selects PIMCO for multi-asset credit fund management

Hope William-Smith
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The £46bn Border to Coast Pensions Partnership has appointed PIMCO as the core manager for its multi-asset credit fund.

The fund is expected to launch early next year and will sit within the Local Government Pension Scheme authority pool's fixed income fund range. It will offer partner funds access to high yield ...

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