Aviva Investors Sterling Liquidity Fund W GBP Acc
Fund overview
Objective: The investment objective of the fund is to offer returns in line with money market rates and to preserve the value of the investment. The performance of the Sub-fund is measured against the Sterling Overnight Index Average (SONIA) Rate (the benchmark). The Aviva Investors Sterling Liquidity Fund is a Short-Term Low-Volatility Net Asset Value (LVNAV) Money Market Fund.
Investments: The Sub-Fund will normally invest in very low risk term deposits reverse repo, and cash-like instruments issued by governments, international bodies, banks and companies. The weighted average maturity of the fund’s investments will not exceed 60 days. These can be issued from markets around the world but will typically be priced in Sterling. Investments which are not priced in Sterling will be protected against currency price movements against Sterling.
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 Fund will aim to achieve a high Aaa rating from agencies such as Moody's (the rating has been solicited by the Investment Manager).
Full details of the Fund’s Objective & Investment Policy are available on our website and prospectus.
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Summary review (as at March 2026)
In the money markets, the backdrop was somewhat volatile given the ongoing war in the Middle East and the disruption to oil supply in the region. The Bank of England held the policy rate steady.
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