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1 October 2008 - Press Briefing

UK wealth manager unveils absolute return strategy

Citi Quilter, the UK Wealth manager, has unveiled a discretionary absolute return strategy in the wake of the credit crisis, according to a report in What Investment.

The firm’s Absolute Focus Strategy is the first within its discretionary Managed Portfolio Service to tap alternative investments. Individuals with at least £25,000 (€31,560) to invest are eligible foe the MPS.

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