The WSJ gave ink to relatively new funds that have brought in assets despite market troubles.

Those funds' PMs switch in and out of assets, with some of them focusing on yields or current income, Resma Kapada writes. As many as 100 new funds using multiple assets have brought in $26 billion in assets since 2010.

Among the funds receiving the WSJ honor are: Franklin Templeton [profile] Franklin Income fund, not so new, and Thornburg [profile] Investment Income Builder fund, JP Morgan [profile] Income Builder fund, BlackRock [profile] Multi-Asset Income and MFS [profile] Diversified Income fund.

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Edited by: Casey Quinlan


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