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To generate growth over the long term (5 years or more) while being managed to a defined level of risk. The fund is part of the abrdn MyFolio Managed range, which offers five funds with different expected combinations of investment risk and return. The fund is risk level II, which aims to be the second lowest risk fund in this range. The fund will invest at least 60% in actively managed abrdn funds to obtain broad exposure to a range of diversified investments. It may invest up to 40% in passively managed funds (including those managed by abrdn). Typically, at least 40% of the assets will be those traditionally viewed as lower risk, such as cash, money market instruments, government bonds (loans to a government) and investment grade corporate bonds (loans to a company).
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What is abrdn MyFolio Core II Inst Acc stock price today?▼
The current price of GB00B519BS58.LSE is £1.01 GBP — it has increased by +0.4% in the past 24 hours. Watch abrdn MyFolio Core II Inst Acc stock price performance more closely on the chart.
What is abrdn MyFolio Core II Inst Acc stock ticker?▼
Depending on the exchange, the stock ticker may vary. For instance, on London Exchange exchange abrdn MyFolio Core II Inst Acc stocks are traded under the ticker GB00B519BS58.LSE.
Is abrdn MyFolio Core II Inst Acc stock price growing?▼
GB00B519BS58.LSE stock has risen by +1.2% compared to the previous week, the month change is a +0.4% rise, over the last year abrdn MyFolio Core II Inst Acc has showed a +9.27% increase.
Does abrdn MyFolio Core II Inst Acc pay dividends?▼
Yes, GB00B519BS58.LSE dividends are paid quarterly. The last dividend per share was 0.01 . As of today, Dividend Yield (FWD)% is 1.93%.
In which sector is abrdn MyFolio Core II Inst Acc located?▼
abrdn MyFolio Core II Inst Acc operates in the Other sector.
When did abrdn MyFolio Core II Inst Acc complete a stock split?▼
abrdn MyFolio Core II Inst Acc has not had any recent stock splits.