Designed to provide institutional investors with a high degree of capital security with daily liquidity.
Important information
As of 9th October, Waystone will be the fund ACD and any reference to Link or LF should be taken as WS or Waystone.
Where providing stability and consistency is at the heart of what we do
We aim to offer institutional investors a high degree of capital security, liquidity and yield via our range of cash management and short duration solutions.
These allow institutional investors to tailor their portfolio based on liquidity needs, risk appetite and investment time horizons.
Our fund managers draw upon longstanding expertise in sterling bond and money markets, supported by our international corporate credit research team, all benefitting from the strength of our parent group, Great-West Lifeco.
The value of investments may fall as well as rise and investors may not get back the amount invested.
Our key Institutional products
Aims to provide stability of capital and an income through investment in sterling-denominated short-term fixed income and variable rate bonds including money market instruments
Latest features & articles
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What does the future of financial advice look like?
Gain valuable insights into the future of advice with the State of Flux report, a comprehensive study conducted in 2023 by AKG and sponsored by Canada Life.
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WS Canlife Property ACS fund statement | Canada Life UK
Following a strategic review by Waystone Management UK Ltd. and Canada Life Asset Management Ltd., we can confirm today that we have begun the process of winding up the WS Canlife Property ACS fund, subject to FCA approval.
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My experience: DEI in real estate
Joanna Turner, Head of Property Research at Canada Life Asset Management, reflects on her experience as a senior woman in the predominately male real estate sector and offers advice to newcomers.
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Theory vs reality
Jordan Sriharan, fund manager, multi-asset, examines why economic theory has diverged so sharply from reality – and how long we could expect this to remain the case
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Q&A with KJ Sinha
KJ Sinha, fund manager, fixed income, talks about his approach
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The role of fixed income instruments in liquidity funds
Liquidity funds have been a popular choice for investors in 2023 as they offer significantly more capital stability than longer-dated fixed income funds, generous yields of c. 5% and the ability to put cash back in the market quickly with T+1 settlement.
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Q&A with Steve Matthews
Steve Matthews, fund manager, LF Canlife Sterling Liquidity Fund; LF Canlife Sterling Short-Term Bond Fund talks about his approach
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The end of inflation – but the start of growth concerns
As markets digest the impact of the peak in inflation, what comes next? Mike Willans and Bimal Patel consider the outlook for the real economy.
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Generating income and capital growth – never the two shall meet?
It is a commonly held belief that investors must target either income or capital growth, but that both in a single portfolio would be the investment equivalent of ‘having one’s cake and eating it’. But this need not be the case.
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