Nine more funds for Macquarie Wrap

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3 August 2006
| By Darin Tyson-Chan |

The Macquarie Financial Services Group has selected nine funds out of a group of 30 to add to the investment menu of its flagship platform product Macquarie Wrap Solutions.

The new funds now available on the platform product are the Colonial First State Wholesale bond fund, the Dimensional Core Equity Fund, EQT Pimco Wholesale Global Bond Fund, the Maxim Property Securities Fund, the OMIP Eclipse Limited fund and four other multi-manager offerings from the Russell Investment Group.

The move was in response to advisers who said they wanted access to the funds via the platform, and came as part of the monthly review of the Macquarie investment menu performed by a panel of experts.

“Macquarie Wrap is pleased to be able to continuously increase the menu to meet the ever-evolving investment opportunities identified by investors,” Macquarie head of wrap product Doug Chang said.

“The addition of the Russell funds further increases the range of multi-manager investment options on the menu and has been included at the request of some key dealer group clients,” he added.

The extra nine funds now on the Macquarie Wrap Solutions menu bring the total number of funds available to investors via the product to 530.

The Macquarie platform was recently ranked third in the market by financial planners as part of the annual Assirt/Wealth Insights Service Level Survey.

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