How we manage money
The facts and figures behind our approach.
T&IO – the engine behind Prudential’s multi asset portfolios
The M&G Treasury and Investment Office (T&IO) has great strength in depth with a team that includes investment professionals with expertise in capital market research, investment strategy design, liability management, derivatives and portfolio management. They are the team behind the UK’s largest With-Profits Fund - and many other Prudential funds.
Actuaries, Economists and Investment Strategists
9 members
for complex in house financial modelling*
Over
£13bn
in the property portfolio within the With-Profits Fund*
Over
£177bn
of assets under management*
People
24
involved in investment activities*
Manages up to
34
different asset types*
Manager Oversight
7 strong team
for internal and external governance and investment due diligence*
* As at 31 December 2020
How we manage investments
Each member of T&IO brings deep expertise from their area of specialism. Together, their complementary strengths make Prudential a leader in multi-asset investment.
How we manage risk and compliance
Our approach to risk and compliance: Ensuring we protect both you and your clients' best interest and meeting our regulatory obligations in full.
A range of funds and products built to meet your clients investment objectives
Whether you need a risk-managed active, risk-managed passive or smoothed investment solution we provide advisers with a wide choice of funds and products to meet most client needs.
News and insights
T&IO Weekly Market Updates
The M&G Treasury and Investment Office look at the latest developments in investment markets with their weekly investment commentary and podcast.
Pension death benefits: Q&A
Answers to some common questions we’re asked on the topic of pension death benefits,including options for how these may be paid, how payments are taxed, if a lifetime allowance test applies etc.
Pension recycling
Pension recycling is where a pension lump sum, or pension income, is recycled by reinvesting the income or lump sum into pension as a tax relievable contribution.