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Capital Group taps Bank of Singapore for fund distribution
MSI combines four income-generating sectors to pursue resilient income
The Asset   9 Jun 2025

Capital Group, a US active investment manager with more than US$2.8 trillion in assets under management, has partnered with Bank of Singapore to distribute its multi-sector income fund.

The Capital Group Multi-Sector Income Fund ( LUX ) ( MSI ) combines four key fixed income sectors with distinctive income characteristics – investment-grade corporate bonds, high-yield corporate bonds, emerging market bonds, and securitized credit – in a single portfolio, offering the potential for attractive and reliable income.

Other features of the fund include diversification with four income drivers, flexibility to tilt exposure in changing markets, and a balanced risk profile.

“Recent market uncertainties have been challenging to investors and underscore the benefits of holding bonds with duration as portfolio ballast. Investors should continue to expect diversification benefits, especially as central banks like the Fed focus on combating weak growth and employment rather than inflation,” says Jeik Sohn, head of Singapore and Southeast Asia client group at Capital Group.

 “Taking a multi-sector approach to fixed income can help investors capture income through a differentiated strategy of holding both high-quality and high-yielding bonds. We are pleased to partner with Bank of Singapore to offer their clients around the world access to a potential source of reliable income through [MSI], our first fund on the bank’s platform.”

Bank of Singapore, the private banking arm of OCBC, has a global network covering Singapore, Hong Kong, Dubai International Financial Centre, and the United Kingdom.

Consistent with Capital Group’s investment approach, MSI is managed by multiple portfolio managers, rather than a single manager. It has six portfolio managers with an average investment industry experience of 25 years.