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American Beacon partners with Man Group for new Emerging Market Debt Fund

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American Beacon Advisors, a provider of investment advisory services to institutional and retail markets, has launched the American Beacon GLG Total Return Fund. 

The American Beacon GLG Total Return Fund is managed in an absolute-return style focused predominately in fixed income instruments of issuers that are economically tied to emerging market countries. The Fund’s sub-advisor, GLG (Man GLG) employs a primarily bottom-up and top-down investment process in which country credits, currencies and local rate curves are analysed for relative value. Man GLG, a wholly owned subsidiary of Man Group, is a discretionary investment manager offering absolute return and long-only funds across asset classes, sectors and geographies. The Fund’s portfolio manager, Guillermo Osses, has 24 years of experience in emerging markets fixed income investing.
 
In August 2014, American Beacon and Man Group launched the American Beacon AHL Managed Futures Strategy Fund (Institutional Class: AHLIX, Investor Class: AHLPX). Man AHL, a wholly owned subsidiary of Man Group, is a pioneer in systematic trading offering 100% systematic alternative and long strategies.
 
“We are looking forward to building off the success of our first mutual fund launch with our partners at Man Group,” says Gene L Needles (pictured), Jr, Chairman, President and CEO of American Beacon. “The team at Man GLG has a proven investment process and the experience to navigate the increasingly complex environment of emerging market debt.”
 
“We are excited to expand on Man’s existing partnership with American Beacon and introduce our second ‛40 Act product for US investors,” says Eric Burl, Co-Head of Global Sales and Head of Americas at Man. “Combining American Beacon’s robust distribution with Man GLG’s emerging market debt expertise allows us to continue offering institutional quality products in the mutual fund format.”

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