Absolute return bonds

Mandates invest in debt (typically both government and corporate) and often currency markets, which is usually managed on an unconstrained basis and aims to deliver positive absolute returns in most years, rather than being benchmarked against a market index.

	AMC per annum (£,000)
	£25mn	£50mn	£75mn	£100mn	£125mn	£150mn	£175mn	£200mn	£225mn	£250mn	£275mn	£300mn	£325mn	£350mn	£375mn	£400mn	£425mn	£450mn	£475mn	£500mn
AMC top quartile	118	235	338	450	563	675	788	900	1,013	1,125	1,238	1,350	1,463	1,575	1,688	1,800	1,913	2,025	2,138	2,250
AMC median	100	200	300	400	500	600	630	720	810	900	990	1,080	1,170	1,260	1,350	1,440	1,530	1,620	1,710	1,800
AMC bottom quartile	75	150	225	300	375	450	525	600	675	750	688	750	813	875	938	1,000	1,063	1,125	1,188	1,250

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	OCF per annum (£,000)
	£25mn	£50mn	£75mn	£100mn	£125mn	£150mn	£175mn	£200mn	£225mn	£250mn	£275mn	£300mn	£325mn	£350mn	£375mn	£400mn	£425mn	£450mn	£475mn	£500mn
OCF top quartile	138	275	413	550	688	825	963	1,100	1,238	1,375	1,513	1,650	1,788	1,925	2,063	2,200	2,338	2,475	2,613	2,750
OCF median	118	235	353	470	563	675	788	880	990	1,100	1,155	1,260	1,365	1,470	1,575	1,680	1,785	1,890	1,995	2,100
OCF bottom quartile	90	180	270	360	450	540	630	720	810	900	990	1,080	1,170	1,260	1,350	1,440	1,530	1,620	1,710	1,800

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mandates invest in debt (typically both government and corporate) and often currency markets, which is usually managed on an unconstrained basis and aims to deliver positive absolute returns in most years, rather than being benchmarked against a market index.