AMP Capital adds infrastructure fund

11 February 2016
| By Jassmyn |
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AMP Capital has added the core infrastructure fund to its self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) suite, after demand from trustees.

The fund offers retail investors access to direct infrastructure assets usually only available to large institutional investors.

The fund invests in a targeted 50/50 mix of direct infrastructure and listed infrastructure securities.

AMP Capital head of SMSF, Tim Keegan, said infrastructure was a growing investment trend for its SMSF customers, particularly for those who were looking for defensive assets.

"The suite is designed to provide trustees with the types of unique opportunities that are usually only the preserve of institutional investors," Keegan said.

The core infrastructure fund portfolio manager, John Julian, said "the need for infrastructure investment is a never-ending cycle. Investment in infrastructure helps stimulate sustainable, long-term economic growth, which then creates a further need for infrastructure".

"Our fund takes advantage of this need and aims to provide investors with both sustainable income and capital growth over the long term. It targets investments that can deliver predictable cash flows through economic cycles and this has resulted in consistent returns in good times and bad," he said.

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