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21st January 2016

M&G Optimal Income Fund webcast with Richard Woolnough

Join us on Monday 25 January, at 10:00am for a webcast briefing by Richard Woolnough, fund manager of the M&G Optimal Income Fund.

The progressive slowdown of the Chinese economy and depressed oil valuations have caused negative sentiment to take over in several asset classes and markets. Equities and credit are in a bear market and some commentators are even talking about a US recession. But do current pricing trends make sense and are there pockets of value to look for? During the conference call, we will discuss Richard’s views on the oil price and the economic and bond market outlook, as well as provide an update on the positioning and performance of the M&G Optimal Income Fund.

The webcast is expected to last an hour, with an opportunity for questions and answers.

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