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With corporate Australia supported by strong liquidity, robust balance sheets and a positive growth outlook, now is the time to invest in a fund that can take advantage of these market conditions.
Our Enhanced Income Fund invests in high-quality Australian credit to deliver better returns than traditional fixed income investments, but with less volatility than shares.
The Fund has the flexibility to profit from anticipated movements in interest rates and lock in forward income from bank bill futures, generating positive returns.
The Yarra Enhanced Income Fund has delivered income returns of 5.95% p.a. since inception*.
* as at 31 March 2023.
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Roy is a senior leader within the Fixed Income team at Yarra Capital Management, focusing on Australian Fixed Income and Credit. He has over 30 years’ investment experience both in asset management and trading, specialising in credit products since 1995. He has been part of the investment management team for the Yarra Enhanced Income Funds since the Funds’ inception in 2002 and continues to manage these Funds. Roy is also co-portfolio manager to the Yarra Income Plus Fund. Before transitioning to Yarra Capital Management, Roy was Head of Australian Credit at Goldman Sachs Asset Management.
Roy is a senior leader within the Fixed Income team at Yarra Capital Management, focusing on Australian Fixed Income and Credit. He has over 30 years’ investment experience both in asset management and trading, specialising in credit products...
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Roy is a senior leader within the Fixed Income team at Yarra Capital Management, focusing on Australian Fixed Income and Credit. He has over 30 years’ investment experience both in asset management and trading, specialising in credit products...
Expertise
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