In a recent article, Bloomberg journalists compared the views of Tyndall AM with rival fixed interest manager, PIMCO. Noting that the Tyndall Australian Bond Fund has beaten four-fifths of its competitors this year, the article examines the differing views on the future direction of the Australian bond market of Tyndall's head of fixed income, Roger Bridges and PIMCO's head of portfolio management, Robert Mead. > tell me more >
Tyndall AM’s parent company, Nikko AM named “Asia-Based Asset Manager of the Year”. We are pleased to announce that Nikko Asset Management is the winner of a number of categories in the coveted annual AsianInvestor Investment Performance Awards 2012. > tell me more >
Tyndall has won Money magazine’s 2012 Best of the Best award for Australian Fixed Interest Funds. > tell me more >
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The Tyndall Australian Bond Fund is a diversified fixed interest fund, investing in around 70-100 securities, designed to primarily provide a stable income with some potential for capital growth.
Investment objective
The investment objective of the Tyndall Australian Bond Fund is to provide investors with investment returns from high quality investment grade Australian fixed interest investments with an aim to outperform benchmark returns over any rolling three-year period.
Key benefits
Fund characteristics
| Tyndall Australian Bond Fund at a glance | |
| Inception Date | July 2000 |
| Benchmark | UBS Australian Composite Bond (All Maturities) Index |
| Management Cost | 0.45% p.a. |
| Minimum initial investment* | $25,000 |
| Minimum additional investment* | $1,000 |
| Distribution frequency^ | Half yearly following 30 June and 31 December |
* Tasman Asset Management Limited ABN 34 002 542 038 AFSL 229664 (TAML), the Responsible Entity for the Fund, may accept lower amounts at any time at its discretion. ^ Fund returns can be volatile. TAML does not guarantee to provide distributions, or the amount of distributions.