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Fund Objective

To achieve growth of capital and provide income by investing principally in a range of fixed and variable rate income securities.The Fund may invest in investment grade and sub-investment grade fixed income securities with a credit rating from a recognised credit rating service or which are listed or traded in an OECD Country. The Fund will have a net exposure of at least 80% to Sterling.The Fund may also use a variety of derivative transactions for both investment purposes and efficient portfolio management. Where considered in the interests of investors, derivatives may be used to synthetically alter the characteristic of the fixed income securities, such as to protect against credit and duration risk. The types of derivatives used include credit default swaps, interest rate swaps, foreign exchange and other Over the Counter (OTC) instruments as well as exchange traded instruments including futures and options. The use of derivatives for these purposes may be extensive and may affect the volatility or risk profile of the Fund although this is not the intention. The Fund may also invest in transferable securities, such as equities, asset and mortgage backed securities and loans; regulated collective investment schemes; money market instruments; cash; near cash and deposits. The collective investment schemes in which the Fund may invest in may include schemes which are managed or operated by, or whose authorised corporate director is, the Manager or one of its associates.

Fund Managers

Colin Reedie

Colin is co-Head of Global Fixed Income and has responsibility for the London based fixed income team as well as overall portfolio management responsibilities for our Global Credit and Absolute Return strategies. Colin joined LGIM in 2005 from Henderson Global Investors where he was Head of Investment Grade Credit Fund Management. He has over 30 years’ experience in bond markets, specialising in non-government debt, and he has previously worked for Henderson Global Investors, Scottish Widows and Scottish Amicable.