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Investment Strategy

More growth means greater choice

FutureWise, our award‑winning default pension strategy, is designed to build savings that give members more options at retirement. Built on deep investment and retirement expertise, our single default Target Date Fund strategy brings together investment innovation, global diversification, and strong governance. FutureWise aims to capture opportunities in all market conditions to help grow members’ savings, because the larger the pot, the greater the choices at retirement.

A Target Date Fund approach

FutureWise is structured as a series of Target Date Funds, each aligned to a member’s expected retirement year. FutureWise is anchored in a long-term strategic asset allocation combined with an intelligence portfolio construction process designed to enhance risk adjusted returns across market cycles. Combined with a disciplined governance framework that provides ongoing oversight of asset allocation seeking to manage risks and enhance through changing market conditions.

FutureWise aims for as much growth as possible in earlier years, progressively managing risk on approach to retirement to give members more options for financial planning.

Structural Strengths

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Unconstrained Access

FutureWise has unconstrained access to markets ranging from intraday traded exchange ETFs to closed-ended funds and co-investments within our LTAF.

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Flexibility

FutureWise has the full flexibility to adapt the investment strategy in the face of changing market conditions and innovate in any direction that improves member outcomes, without disrupting the member experience.

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Simplicity

Each fund offers a simplified investment experience to-and-through retirement, with consolidated and bespoke communication on FutureWise’s performance, portfolio and sustainability credentials.

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