PSAA
Secure Fund
The Secure Fund is a cash fund with unit prices guaranteed never to fall.
Main features
- Managed by Zurich Life
- Invests in deposits, money market instruments and short-dated fixed income government securities.
- Unit prices in this fund are guaranteed never to fall. (Annual management charges (AMC) apply).
- Risk rating: 1
How it works
This fund is invested in deposits with leading institutions, money market instruments, and short-dated fixed income securities issued by governments of the euro currency block.
No non-euro exposure is permitted in this fund.
In terms of currency the fund is managed from the point of view of a eurozone investor.
Current Fund Price* (as at 04/07/2019)
Price
0.445
0.468
Asset Split**
| 60% Equity | |
| 37% Cash | |
| 3% Bonds |
Annualised Performance (%)*
*Notes: Annual management charges (AMC) apply. The fund performance shown is before the full AMC is applied on your policy.
Returns are based on offer/offer performance and do not represent the return achieved by individual policies linked to the fund.
The fund price/performance shown is for the Pension / Gross of Tax Funds category.
*Source: Zurich Life
**Note: Asset Splits are updated monthly.
Why Zurich?
Our investment team is based in Blackrock, Co. Dublin and is responsible for managing funds of approximately €25.1 billion*. The most senior members of the investment team have been together for more than fifteen years. It is the close co-operation of our fund managers in making investment decisions across assets, sectors and markets that differentiates us from other fund managers. We have an integrated team-based investment process which ensures that we implement our investment strategy quickly and effectively. We are active investment managers with a macro-economic approach, which is top-down and asset allocation driven. We construct our portfolios to allow us to take advantage of opportunities over all parts of the economic cycle. Zurich has an excellent reputation for investment performance and customer service.
*Source: Zurich, September 2019.