Transamerica Core Bond Fund Class C (TABEX)
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Transamerica Core Bond Fund Class C Profile
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Overview
The fund is a financial entity that focuses primarily on investing in investment grade debt securities. It aims to cater to investors looking for stable returns by allocating its assets into a variety of debt instruments, which notably include investment grade corporate securities, U.S. government obligations, and both government and private mortgage-backed securities. The fund is designed to maintain a strategic investment approach, ensuring that at least 80% of its net assets, along with any borrowed amounts for investment purposes, are invested in fixed income securities. With a portfolio weighted average duration that is typically maintained between 3 to 10 years, the fund seeks to balance risk and return, making it suitable for investors looking for moderate growth over a medium-term investment horizon.
Products and Services
The fund offers a diversified portfolio of investment products and services, tailored to meet the needs of investors seeking stability and moderate growth through investment grade debt securities. Its primary offerings include:
- Investment Grade Corporate Securities: These are high-quality bonds issued by corporations with a lower risk of default. Investing in these securities provides investors with a stable source of income through fixed interest payments.
- U.S. Government Obligations: This category encompasses debt securities issued or guaranteed by the U.S. government. These are considered one of the safest investment options available, offering reliable returns with very low credit risk.
- Mortgage-Backed Securities Guaranteed by U.S. Government Agencies: These securities are backed by mortgage loans and guaranteed by U.S. government agencies or instrumentalities. They offer a regular income stream and carry a lower risk due to the government guarantee.
- Private Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities: Similar to those guaranteed by government agencies, these securities are based on residential mortgages. However, they are issued by private entities and carry a higher risk, offering potentially higher returns to compensate.
