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What's New In Investments, Funds? - GAM Investments, JP Morgan

The latest offerings in investments, such as funds and structured products, and other notable developments.
GAM Investments
GAM
Investments, the Zurich-listed firm, has launched a new
sustainable climate bond strategy, allocating to green and
sustainability bonds with positive environmental impact, issued
by the European financial sector.
This is the second strategy that GAM has launched this year,
building the firm’s sustainable product range.
Gam said that the bond market for climate change solutions is
worth more than $100 trillion
“The launch of the sustainable climate bond strategy recognises
the pivotal role banks, in particular, will play in the
environmental transition as the primary source of financing for
European corporates and for small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
In the first half of 2021, green bond issuance by European banks
reached $100 billion, driven by a record $33 billion in the first
half of 2021 alone. Issuance is expected to remain strong, driven
by banks’ commitments to finance the ‘green’ economy,” the firm
said.
The sustainable climate bond strategy will be managed by
Atlanticomnium, an independent Geneva-based fund management
company, which has specialised in credit investing since it was
founded in 1976 and has managed assets for GAM since 1985. The
strategy adopts an active, bottom-up, high-conviction approach,
investing in bonds which allocate proceeds to eligible green
projects across market caps with measurable impact, such as
renewable energy and green buildings.
JP Morgan Asset Management
JP Morgan
Asset Management has launched the JPMorgan Future Transition
Multi-Asset Fund, a global diversified multi-asset portfolio
focusing on future transition trends.
The fund provides exposure to global investment opportunities in
future transition themes such as “smart cities”; self-driving
vehicles, digital education, medical technology and social and
environmental development.
As part of its strategy, the fund aims at medium- to long-term
capital growth by primarily investing in equities and bonds that
may benefit from, or contribute to, the transition towards the
future world.