Why Aviva Investors for multi-asset funds?

We provide investors with confidence in their investment decisions and outcomes. With decades of experience in multi-asset investing, we are established experts at creating and managing diversified multi-asset fund solutions. We organise our whole business around our investors – the outcomes they want and the values they hold. We bring broad and deep asset management experience across all major asset classes, with a focus on risk management, combining our insurance heritage and investment capabilities.

Multi-asset funds quarterly update

Head of Multi-Asset Funds, Sunhil Krishnan answers key questions about market conditions and how they impact asset allocation decisions in our MAF Core and Plus funds. This video is available for you to share and discuss with your clients.

Our unique proposition

Multi-asset expertise

We have been trusted to manage multi-asset solutions for nearly 50 years, with a multi-asset investment team of 45+ people managing assets of over £107 billion today.

Great value

We aim to give clients great outcomes at a competitive cost. We offer transparency on our performance through stated fund benchmarks.

Explore the Aviva Investors Multi-asset fund ranges

MAF Core

A simple multi-asset investing solution that invests in Growth and Defensive assets. The asset mix for each MAF Core fund is reviewed by the investment team on a quarterly basis.

MAF Plus

A comprehensive multi-asset investing solution that invests in Growth, Defensive and Alternative assets. Each MAF Plus fund benefits from day-to-day portfolio management.

MAF Sustainable Stewardship

Risk-profiled multi-asset portfolios with a focus on sustainable investment linked to our three pillars: Social, Climate and Nature.

MAF Income

An actively-managed global multi-asset fund that aims to pay a monthly income while growing your clients’ money over the long-term.

Download our Range in Brief

For additional information on our MAF funds, download our Range in Brief.

Ask the Fund Manager

A weekly series where multi-asset fund managers give their view on the latest market events, in less than five minutes.

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Key risks

For further information on the risks and risk profiles of our funds, please refer to the relevant KIID and Prospectus.

Investment risk

The value of an investment and any income from it can go down as well as up and can fluctuate in response to changes in currency and exchange rates. Investors may not get back the original amount invested.

Emerging markets risk

The funds invest in emerging markets; these markets may be volatile and carry higher risk than developed markets.

Derivatives risk

The funds use derivatives; these can be complex and highly volatile. Derivatives may not perform as expected, which means the funds may suffer significant losses.

Currency risk

The fund is exposed to different currencies. Derivatives are used to minimise, but may not always eliminate, the impact of movements in currency exchange rates.

Sustainable investing risk

The level of sustainability risk to which the Fund is exposed, and therefore the value of its investments, may fluctuate depending on the investment opportunities identified by the Investment Manager. Investing based on sustainability criteria may limit investment choices and performance may not align with funds with a broader investment policy.

Credit risk

Bond values are affected by changes in interest rates and the bond issuer's creditworthiness. Bonds that offer the potential for a higher income typically have a greater risk of default.

Green, Social and Sustainability Bonds risk

These bonds have a smaller market size and can be more volatile and less liquid than established bond markets.

Collective investment risk

Investing in any type of collective investment involves certain risks and limitations that you would not face if investing in markets directly, including the risk of delay in liquidating your investment.

Equities risk

Equities can lose value rapidly, can remain at low prices indefinitely, and generally involve higher risks — especially market risk — than bonds or money market instruments. Bankruptcy or other financial restructuring can cause the issuer's equities to lose most or all of their value.

Winds of change: The importance of a strategic asset allocation in multi-asset funds

When market conditions change, solid foundations are paramount for multi-asset funds. Strategic asset allocation, diversification and risk management are key building blocks to help deliver consistent returns.

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Multi-asset views

Targets and outcomes are not guaranteed and may not be achieved.