Inflation
Inflation can erode the real returns of investments however tools like inflation-linked bonds could help investors mitigate the effects of inflation on their portfolio.
Our inflation strategies
At AXA IM, our inflation strategies are active approaches run by a dedicated inflation-linked bond investment team. Our size gives us a privileged status in our dealings with counterparties and gives us access to policy makers and market participants.
We combine our global top-down process with ESG scoring to offer investors inflation solutions that are flexible and can adapt to market conditions.
By providing a dynamic exposure that focus’ primarily on inflation-linked bond markets, we believe our strategies offer investors a purist inflation approach.
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Find detailed information on our range of inflation funds, including performance, prices, and commentary from fund managers.
Seeks to create performance by investing mainly across inflation-linked bonds issued in OECD countries, over a medium term period.
View fundsSeeks performance by investing mainly in short duration inflation-linked bonds issued in OECD countries, over a medium term period.
View fundsSeeks to provide performance, in EUR, by investing mainly in inflation-linked bonds issued in the OECD while mitigating a parallel global increase or decrease of interest rates curves.
View fundsSeeks performance by investing mainly in inflation-linked bonds in Euros, over a medium term period.
View fundsAims to provide income and capital growth, with the objective of reducing the negative effect of inflation over the long term.
View fundsTo seek to outperform, in EUR, on a yearly basis the Harmonised Indices of Consumer Prices Excluding Tobacco (Benchmark), net of ongoing charges. This annualized target outperformance is an objective and is not guarantee.
View fundsGetting to grips with inflation
Risks
No assurance can be given that our inflation strategies will be successful. Investors can lose some or all of their capital invested. Our inflation strategies are subject to risks including counterparty risk, operational risk, liquidity risk, credit risk, and the impact of any techniques such as derivatives. The use of such strategies may also involve leverage, which may increase the effect of market movements and may result in significant risk of losses.
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