Quilter Cheviot Europe has announced the launch of three multi-asset international funds.

The Quilter Cheviot International Funds are a range of multi-asset funds available to international clients in three risk levels and four currencies: euro, sterling, US dollar, and Singapore dollar.

These new funds are: Quilter Cheviot International Balanced, Quilter Cheviot International Growth, and Quilter Cheviot International Equity.

The funds will invest in a combination of equities, fixed income, and alternative investments, including hedge funds, absolute return funds and commercial property, via both direct holdings and in third-party funds.

They are aligned to the core Quilter Cheviot asset allocation models, which serve as a guide for its discretionary portfolio service.

Quilter Cheviot Europe said that the funds would benefit from the same “rigorous” investment process, with inputs from the equity, fixed interest and fund research teams, along with the same investment oversight committees and risk controls in place.

Advisers and clients can invest directly in the funds, which have a minimum investment limit of €20,000, via Quilter Cheviot Europe or through one of the 10 platforms the funds will feature on.

Commenting on the launches, Quilter Cheviot Europe chief executive, Andrew Fahy, said: “We are delighted to offer a range of multi-asset funds across various risk levels to advisers and their clients. Introducing a unitised fund range will complement our discretionary portfolio offering, giving advisers the optionality when it comes to investing their clients’ money.

“It is important advisers have faith in the investments they are recommending to clients. As such, we have developed these funds based on feedback from financial advisers, and we look forward to working closely with them to provide a robust investment range to their clients.

“We have a strong investment process, underpinned by one of the leading and most experienced research teams in the industry. Investors will benefit from their expertise in identifying exciting opportunities across direct equities, bonds, and third-party funds.”

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