Norwich Union Portfolio investment bond offerings expanded

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Norwich Union Portfolio investment bond offerings expanded

The Norwich Union Portfolio investment bond range now offers 139 options to would-be investors.

This is after the introduction of 29 new funds to the Norwich Union Portfolio investment bond offering.

These include options from leading fund management groups such as Fidelity, Gartmore and Investec.

It is believed that the recent additions to the Norwich Union Portfolio investment bond range will make it easier for investors to put together a diversified portfolio.

Neil Davies, director of investments at Norwich Union, described the new additions to the Norwich Union Portfolio investment bond range as "exciting funds from highly-respected managers".

He added that the Norwich Union Portfolio investment bond range is popular with both advisers and customers and he believes this is because it offers access to a wide selection of funds, fund managers, investment styles and sectors, while offering two charging structures.

"It gives advisers the flexibility to tailor portfolios that can be held in a single wrapper," Mr Davies added.

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