Mattioli Woods selects T. Rowe Price to develop income model portfolio

Headed up by investment advisers Yoram Lustig and Michael Walsh

Isabel Baxter
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Mattioli Woods has selected global asset manager T. Rowe Price to develop an income model portfolio.

The creation of the income portfolio will be alongside Mattioli Woods' existing income strategies, including its Custodian Real Estate Investment Trust, Property Securities Fund, and Income Structured Products. Mattioli Woods said the portfolio "capitalises on the opportunity set available in income producing assets, following a prolonged period of low interest rates and yields". The portfolio can sit alongside its range of risk-rated multi-asset portfolios and forms part of Mattioli Woods' plan to provide access to a wider range of investment options.  This collaboration also mea...

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