Russell Investments Canada Limited is changing the name of Russell Managed Yield Class to Russell Fixed Income Class. The fund offers tax-efficient fixed-income exposure.
Russell Investments Canada Limited is changing the name of Russell Managed Yield Class to Russell Fixed Income Class.
Additionally, Russell is launching two corporate-class funds, Russell Core Plus Fixed Income Class and Russell Global High Income Bond Class. Both are similar to existing trust funds and offer tax-efficient fixed-income exposure.
Russell is also lowering the minimum investment threshold for both Series E and Series O funds to $150,000.
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