Steady returns over the long term
Our fixed income funds aim to provide a sustainable income and long-term capital growth for investors. Our fund range includes liquidity, short duration, UK gilts, corporate and global bond funds.
Our fund managers are supported by an internal credit analysis team, who rate over 400 insurers and have access to in-house analysts in the US and Canada.
LF Canlife Corporate Bond Fund
- Launch date 31/05/12
- Fund size £267.0m
- Number of holdings 110
- Legal structure OEIC
- Domicile UK
* data as at 31/03/22
Learn moreLF Canlife Global Macro Bond
- Launch date 29/05/12
- Fund size £196.9m
- Number of holdings 111
- Legal structure OEIC
- Domicile UK
* data as at 31/03/22
Learn moreLF Canlife Global High Yield Bond
- Launch date 18/09/13 (master fund 30/01/04)
- Fund size £13.9m (master fund £64.4m)
- Number of holdings 443
- Legal structure OEIC
- Domicile UK
* data as at 31/03/22
Learn moreLF Canlife Short Duration Corporate Bond
- Launch date 30/09/16
- Fund size £180.8m
- Number of holdings 78
- Legal structure OEIC
- Domicile UK
* data as at 31/03/22
Learn moreLF Canlife Sterling Liquidity Fund
- Launch date 30/06/17
- Fund size £665.4m
- Number of holdings 128
- Legal structure OEIC
- Domicile UK
* data as at 31/03/22
Learn moreLF UK Canlife Government Bond Fund
- Launch date 30/10/81
- Fund size £70.1m
- Number of holdings 36
- Legal structure OEIC
- Domicile UK
* data as at 31/03/22
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Nuclear energy: why now?
Recent legislative changes make nuclear energy an increasingly realistic solution to the problems of climate change and energy scarcity. Bimal Patel and Mike Willans look at what this means for development of the energy source, and the key areas for investment.
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Pricing power
These are challenging conditions for equity investors. Inflation is everywhere and has dictated the direction of travel for both monetary policy and investor sentiment thus far in 2022.
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Moving out of lockstep?
As markets grapple with the effects of inflation and rate hikes, the 60/40 portfolio could experience a revival. However, this possibility relies heavily on what central banks do next.
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What is the best way to ‘get net zero done’?
According to the UN’s net zero coalition, the world needs to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 45% by 2030 (from 2010 levels) to have any hope of keeping global temperature rises to within 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.
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How money market funds can add value to client portfolios
As a standalone asset class, cash is often deemed to be homogenous and – when left on deposit – it is.
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Capitalising on sustainability tailwinds
Rising energy costs may be causing pain for the property sector right now but could fuel its renewables transition.
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Stay the course
Stock market volatility has come back in full force in 2022, with rising inflation, the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine all weighing on investor sentiment and portfolio returns.
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Knowing right from wrong but don’t get whipsawed by the noise
In times of war, we think of those less fortunate - the innocent caught up in conflict and the many displaced through the aggressive acts of a few.
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Resist over-reaching for bond yields
Corporate bonds have a key role to play in income portfolios, but investors may be exposing themselves to unintended risks, explains Jordan Sriharan, co-manager of the LF Canlife Diversified Monthly Income Fund.
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