Aviva Investors Euro Liquidity Fund 3 EUR Acc
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Objective: The investment objective of the Sub-Fund is to offer returns in line with money market rates and preserve the value of the investment. The Aviva Investors Euro Liquidity Fund is a Short-Term Low-Volatility Net Asset Value (LVNAV) Money Market Fund.
Investments: The Sub-Fund invests in low risk short term debt and debt related securities and money market instruments issued or guaranteed by governments, international bodies, banks and companies. Such securities could include commercial paper, floating rate notes, certificates of deposit, reverse repo and term deposits. These can be issued from markets around the world but will be priced in Euro.
Strategy: The Sub-Fund is actively managed. The Investment Manager uses credit and interest rate analysis to assemble a highly liquid portfolio of securities while seeking to maximise yields. The weighted average maturity of the fund’s investments will not exceed 60 days. The Investment Manager intends, where possible, to manage the Fund according to its classification as a short-term money market fund and the restrictions imposed by recognised rating agencies in order to maintain an overall credit rating of Aaa (the rating has been solicited by the Investment Manager).
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Summary review (as at April 2026)
The ECB left policy rates unchanged at its April meeting, as expected. Bank president Lagarde highlighted a ‘stagflationary’ tilt to the outlook, with upside risks to inflation alongside downside risks to growth. Eurozone inflation picked up, with headline CPI rising to 3.0%.
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