BMO Global Asset Management has launched three funds designed to help investors diversify, enhance their portfolios.
With the new fund additions BMO’s fund line-up will now stands at 31 offerings.
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The three new funds include BMO TCH Emerging Markets Bond Fund, BMO Micro-Cap Fund, and BMO Global Low Volatility Fund.
The TCH fund seeks to maximize total return from current income and capital appreciation, investing in debt securities issued by emerging market businesses.
The Micro-Cap Fund will provide capital appreciation by investing in common stocks of US companies similar in size to those within the Russell Microcap Index, while Low Volatility Fund will provide investors with long-term returns similar to US large cap stocks, but with less volatility.
Craig Rawlins, chief investment officer of BMO Global Asset Management, said: "All three of these noteworthy funds aim to take advantage of market inefficiencies and anomalies that may simultaneously reduce risk and increase potential returns.
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By GlobalData"Investors continue to seek out opportunities to reduce volatility and diversify their sources of returns, and we are responding to this as we continue to innovate and expand our suite of outcome-oriented investment solutions.
"Adding emerging market bonds, micro-cap equities, or a global portfolio of low-volatility stocks can be a sound option for the risk-conscious financial advisor or investor seeking to add potential upside to their portfolios," Rawlins added.
