Standard Life Prosperity Managed
Managed Aggressive (>65% Equity)
The fund aims to provide long term growth whilst investing in a diversified portfolio of assets (including equities, bonds, property, cash deposits and money market instruments) in order to reduce the risk associated with being solely invested in any one asset class. These assets can be from overseas and Ireland. The fund is predominantly equity based and is actively managed by the investment team, who will vary the proportions held in each asset class to try to take advantage of opportunities they have identified.
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401.20
EUR
+94.24 (+30.70%) past 3 year
as of 19 May 2026Fund insights
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Managed by abrdn
The fund can use derivatives in order to meet its investment objective or to protect from price and currency movements. This may result in gains or losses that are greater than the original amount invested. Derivatives are financial instruments which derive their value from an underlying asset, such as a company share or a bond, and are used routinely in global financial markets. Used correctly, derivatives offer an effective and cost-efficient way of investing in financial markets. However, derivatives can lead to increased volatility of returns in a fund, thus requiring a robust and extensive risk management process. 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. Some of the underlying components of the fund are 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 whilst 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 underlying funds, 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 Managed.
Standard Life Prosperity Managed invests in a diversified mix of asset classes, including equities, bonds, property, cash deposits and money market instruments. It is predominantly equity based, but the manager can adjust the mix over time to reflect opportunities they see. The fund can also invest in overseas markets and Ireland.
Standard Life Prosperity Managed is actively managed by the abrdn Multi-Asset Investing Team. That means the team makes ongoing decisions about how much to hold in each asset class rather than tracking an index. The aim is to take advantage of opportunities while keeping the portfolio diversified.
Standard Life Prosperity Managed aims to provide long-term growth. It may suit investors who want a multi-asset fund rather than being concentrated in a single market or asset type. Because it is predominantly equity based, investors should be comfortable with share market ups and downs; equities risk means the value of company shares can rise or fall significantly.
The main risks in Standard Life Prosperity Managed include equities risk, bond risk, property risk, credit risk, currency risk, liquidity risk and counterparty risk. Currency risk means overseas investments can go up or down simply because exchange rates move. Counterparty risk means a financial institution on the other side of a trade may fail to meet its obligations.
Yes. Standard Life Prosperity Managed makes extensive use of derivatives to help meet its investment objective and to protect against price and currency movements. Derivatives are financial contracts based on underlying assets, and while they can be efficient tools, they can also increase gains or losses and make returns more volatile.
Standard Life Prosperity Managed
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