Video: Introducing our liquidity and cash management capability
Edward Wicks, Head of Global Markets, gives an insight into L&G's client-focused cash and liquidity management capability.

Cash funds aim to offer investors an actively managed alternative to short-term bank deposits
Our cash fund’s primary objective is capital preservation. The Cash Trust invests selectively in a range of money market instruments, including deposits, certificates of deposit and UK Treasury Bills.
Cash funds are used for managing short-term cash requirements. By actively managing a large pool of diversified and liquid assets, our funds aim to achieve a stable and competitive return relative to bank deposits.
Video: Introducing our liquidity and cash management capability
Edward Wicks, Head of Global Markets, gives an insight into L&G's client-focused cash and liquidity management capability.

We have a three-pillar approach to the liquidity funds investment process which draws on L&G’s broader capabilities.

L&G has a team-based approach to liquidity management which forms a strategic part of our asset management capability, incorporating liquidity and short duration portfolios as well as securities financing. The team has an average of 17 years' industry experience.
*Source, L&G internal data as at 30 June 2024

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