Standard Life Prosperity Fixed Interest
Bond - Government
The Standard Life Prosperity Fixed Interest Fund fully invests in the abrdn SICAV I - Euro Government Bond Fund. The aim of the abrdn SICAV I - Euro Government Bond Fund is summarised below. The Fund aims to achieve a combination of income and growth by investing in bonds (which are like loans that can pay a fixed or variable interest rate) issued by governments in Europe and priced in Euros. The Fund invests at least two-thirds of its assets in Euro denominated bonds issued by governments or government related bodies. The Fund will maintain a Euro currency exposure of at least 80% at all times. The Fund may have up to 10% exposure to European Emerging Market countries. Bonds will typically have investment grade ratings. Up to 10% of the Fund may be invested in SubInvestment Grade bonds. The Fund is actively managed. The fund may use derivatives for the purpose of efficient portfolio management, reduction of risk or to meet its investment objective if this is permitted and appropriate. Income received by the fund will be reinvested and reflected in the unit price of the fund.
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as of 19 May 2026Fund insights
Detailed information extracted from the fund factsheet.
Underlying fund: abrdn SICAV I - Euro Government Bond Fund
Managed by abrdn
The Fund will maintain a Euro currency exposure of at least 80% at all times.
The fund may use derivatives for the purpose of efficient portfolio management, reduction of risk or to meet its investment objective if this is permitted and appropriate. The Fund does make extensive use of derivatives.
ESG & sustainability
The Fund is classified as Article 6 under the EU’s Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (“SFDR”). Article 6 funds don't promote ESG characteristics or have a specific sustainable investment objective. This fund is managed using an investment process that integrates environmental, social and governance (“ESG”) factors but does not promote ESG characteristics or have specific sustainable investment objectives. This means that while ESG factors and risks are considered, they may or may not impact portfolio construction. Furthermore, investments within this Fund do not take into account the EU Taxonomy criteria for environmentally sustainable economic activities. abrdn, the Investment Manager of the fund, integrates sustainability risks and opportunities into its research, analysis and investment decision-making process. abrdn believes that the consideration of sustainability risks and opportunities of a company can have a material impact on a company’s competitive position and future success and as such on long-term investment returns for investors. abrdn’s ESG integration requires, in addition to its inclusion in the investment decision making process, appropriate monitoring of sustainability considerations in risk management, portfolio monitoring, engagement and stewardship activities. abrdn also engages with policymakers on ESG and stewardship matters. Combining the integration of sustainability risks and opportunities with broader monitoring and engagement activities may affect the value of investments and therefore returns.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about Standard Life Prosperity Fixed Interest.
Standard Life Prosperity Fixed Interest fully invests in the abrdn SICAV I - Euro Government Bond Fund. That underlying fund invests mainly in euro-denominated government and government-related bonds issued by European governments. At least two-thirds of assets are kept in those bonds, and up to 10% may be invested in European emerging market countries.
Standard Life Prosperity Fixed Interest is designed to keep at least 80% of its currency exposure in euros at all times. In plain language, that means most of the fund is tied to euro-denominated investments rather than other currencies. This helps keep the fund closely linked to euro government bond markets, though some exposure to other currencies can still exist.
Standard Life Prosperity Fixed Interest carries risks linked to bonds, currencies, inflation, derivatives and counterparties. Counterparty risk means a deal with another party, such as a derivatives contract, may not go as expected or could fail. The fund also notes that its concentrated regional focus may make it more volatile and less liquid than a more broadly diversified fund.
Yes, Standard Life Prosperity Fixed Interest may make extensive use of derivatives. Derivatives are financial contracts whose value is linked to another investment, and they are often used to help manage risk or run the portfolio more efficiently. However, they can also increase complexity and counterparty risk.
No, Standard Life Prosperity Fixed Interest is classified as Article 6 under SFDR and does not promote ESG characteristics or have a specific sustainable investment objective. The fund manager, abrdn, does integrate ESG factors and sustainability risks into research and portfolio decisions. That means ESG is considered as part of the process, but it is not the fund's main objective.
Standard Life Prosperity Fixed Interest
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