Aviva Investors launches private debt LTAF

Firm’s third LTAF aims to provide DC savers with range of investments from across private debt spectrum

Martin Richmond
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Aviva Investors launches private debt LTAF

Aviva Investors has launched its third long-term asset fund (LTAF) for the UK market, the Aviva Investors Multi-Sector Private Debt LTAF (MSPD LTAF).

The private debt fund has received an initial £750m of investment from Aviva's My Future Focus default pensions solution, which invests in a range of asset classes on behalf of the firm's defined c...

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