Friends Provident International launches new funds

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Friends Provident International launches new funds

Friends Provident International has expanded its mirror fund portfolio by adding eight new funds to its range.

There are now 119 funds available to Friends Provident International customers and of the eight newly introduced, four of these fund houses are linked with the investment and insurance group for the first time.

The eight funds are as follows; FPIL Merrill Lynch World Mining Fund, FPIL Merrill Lynch New Energy Fund, FPIL UBS USA Equity Sales Fund, FPIL M&G Offshore UK Select Fund, FPIL Mellon Global Bond, FPIL New Star European Growth Fund, FPIL JF Eastern Smaller Companies Fund, FPIL Aberdeen Global Asia-Pacific Fund.

Paul Quirk, managing director of Friends Provident International, stated: "We are committed to providing investors with the best range of funds from top fund managers."

He added: "These eight new mirror funds have been added due to strong market place demand and they are a great option for investors. We are delighted to be able to broaden our fund choice and to be forming new links with four quality fund managers."

Friends Provident International forms part of the Friends Provident group and manages £125 billion worth of funds.

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