Fund update: DNB Fund Global Low Carbon Corporate Bonds
In this webinar, we provide a brief update on 2025 and the way forward for DNB Fund Global Low Carbon Corporate Bonds and the sister fund DNB Low Carbon Credit. The return was strong with 4.5% in the EUR class and 6% in the NOK class.
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In total, the two funds DNB Fund Global Low Carbon Corporate Bonds and its sister fund DNB Low Carbon Credit represent an AUM of approximately 600 million Euros and are managed as enhanced Index funds.
For more information about the fund:
DNB Fund Global Low Carbon Corporate Bonds
Invest in corporate bonds with a low carbon footprint.
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This is marketing material. Past performance is not a guarantee of future returns. Returns may be negative due to falling market values.
Future returns will depend, among other things, on market developments, the manager’s skill, the fund’s risk profile, and associated costs. Before investing, customers are advised to review the fund’s key information and prospectus, which contain more detailed information about the fund’s characteristics and costs. Note: Investing in the fund means acquiring units in the fund, not the underlying investments.
