Zurich teams with Romer-Lee's Square Mile to launch fund service

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Zurich has launched a range of outcome focused funds for advisers using its retail platform, with Richard Romer-Lee's new consultancy Square Mile proving the underlying investment choices.

The ‘Zurich Collection', first revealed last year, offers advisers using the platform four narrow ranges of funds for users, each aimed at a specific outcome. The group is offering funds designed to provide either capital accumulation, income, capital preservation or inflation protection. Square Mile - launched by ex-OBSR founders Richard Romer-Lee (pictured) and Nigel Whittingham - has provided the fund choices for the four categories, which advisers can then use to create portfolios. As well as active funds, the offering also includes ETFs to keep costs lower, with all the funds ...

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