Frontier’s funds are based on the ideals of broad diversification, low cost index investing and long term outperformance. Frontier aims to provide investors with a high level of transparency allowing the funds to form a core part of any diversified portfolio.
Frontier’s Multi-Asset Funds – Eight asset classes in a single investment
Frontier’s multi-asset funds invest across eight traditional and alternative asset classes using low cost index replication strategies to create a highly diversified, low volatility portfolio that can be used as a one-stop ‘core’ investment solution. The funds take a strategic, longer term approach to asset allocation combined with disciplined rebalancing techniques. Currency risk is minimised through hedging.
The offshore MAP funds offer both leveraged and unleveraged vehicles, allowing companies and individuals to invest across a multi asset ‘platform’ according to their own risk tolerances.
The IFDS1 Frontier MAP Balanced Fund invests across eight traditional and alternative asset classes with the advantages of lower investment minimums and daily dealing in addition to eligibility for ISAs and onshore bonds. The fund is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.
>IFDS Frontier MAP Balanced Fund
Frontier Global Hedge – Capturing the returns of the global hedge fund industry
Frontier Global Hedge is a unique tracker fund allowing investors to access the returns of the global hedge fund industry with a single investment. Based on proprietary research into the distribution of industry assets, the fund invests across a highly diversified range of hedge funds, equally weighted2 as much as possible to minimise single manager risk, in addition to a significant allocation to hedge fund replication strategies for lower cost and enhanced liquidity.
The Fund offers a competitive management fee rate and no performance fees, along with twice monthly liquidity with just five days notice.
Please read the terms and conditions for further details on the regulatory status of each of the funds above.