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Here you can keep up to date, and find everything you need to know about changes to our funds. This could be, for example, a change to a fund’s objective, risk rating or charges; or a change to the investment adviser, the fund’s name or underlying investment approach.
Property funds which currently invest in the Scottish Widows Pooled Property ACS Fund 1 as an underlying fund will move on the 3rd of August, to instead invest into the UK Property Fund (a sub-fund of the HBOS Property Investment Funds ICVC). This is to help spread investments across a wider range of properties and aims to improve annual returns over the longer term.
We’ve written to pension schemes and customers who are invested in one or more of the affected funds. We’ve let them know which funds are affected, the change to the underlying fund used and if the impacted funds’ objective has changed. The Annual Management Charge will stay the same.
No action is required, the change will happen automatically on 3rd August 2026.
The affected funds will still invest in real estate properties, but they will now do so through a different underlying fund, the UK Property Fund. The UK Property Fund will be the only option in our range that invests directly in physical property.
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These updates follow a merger of the Baillie Gifford Defensive Growth Fund and the Baillie Gifford Diversified Growth Fund into the Baillie Gifford Monthly Income Fund, after a review by Baillie Gifford.
The funds’ aims and objectives, sector and benchmark have changed, and charges have reduced. You can find the latest charges on our Fund Information page. The monthly income from this Fund is reinvested.
You don’t need to do anything. These changes happened automatically.
You may still see the SW Baillie Gifford Defensive Growth Fund referred to as its original name, the SW Baillie Gifford Multi Asset Growth Fund, in some of the literature we send.