Counsel Portfolio Services has launched Counsel Short Term Bond. The new investment solution is available for purchase effective January 25.
“This new offering is an expansion of the range of investment solutions offered under the Counsel Portfolio Components banner, a range of investment solutions that provides advisors with the freedom and flexibility to customize suitable portfolios for their clients,” explains Sam Febbraro, Counsel’s president & CEO.
The new fund is designed for investors who seek to achieve a moderate level of income while preserving their investment capital and liquidity levels. Offered under Series A, D, E, F and I, Counsel Short Term Bond will invest either directly or through securities of other mutual funds, in a diversified portfolio of primarily Canadian fixed income securities.
As an alternative short to medium term investment solution, the fund is aimed at investors looking to generate higher yields than those currently offered by many money market instruments.
At present, Counsel Short Term Bond will achieve its investment objective by investing all of its assets in an underlying fund, TD Short Term Bond Fund.
“As a comprehensive portfolio service company, Counsel is focused on supporting advisors to provide suitable investment solutions for their clients,” explains Febbraro.
In part, this is achieved through Counsel’s objective independence in the selection and monitoring of each investment specialist on its roster. In addition, Counsel monitors the performance of each investment solution relative to their investment objectives, allowing advisors to focus on delivering effective personalized client services that will better meet the overall investment management needs of an investor, elaborates Febbraro.
Counsel Portfolio Services Inc. is a direct subsidiary of IPC Portfolio Services Inc., which is an indirect subsidiary of Investment Planning Counsel Inc.
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Counsel introduces short-term bond investment solution
Fund assets invested in underlying TD Short Term Bond Fund
- By: IE Staff
- January 26, 2010 January 26, 2010
- 10:08