Overview

The actively managed fund invests primarily in USD-denominated inflation-linked bonds of high quality (i.e. rated investment grade by the relevant credit rating agencies), globally diversified across regions, ratings and maturities.

The fund can hold opportunistic positions in government, agency, corporate, collateralized, high yield, emerging markets, and other than USD-denominated bonds, and use derivatives.

The portfolio manager team manages the fund taking dynamic positions in interest rates, credit and currencies with the aim to seize attractive market opportunities, based on comprehensive research, while controlling downside risk.

The portfolio manager is not tied to the benchmark in terms of investment selection or weight.

Benefits

Investors can preserve the purchasing power of their investment against inflation over a 3- to 5-year horizon, because the fund's real return is linked to realized inflation as, by definition, the coupons and principals of the inflation-linked bonds in the fund are directly linked to a consumer price index.

Investors have access to a diversified portfolio whose rigorous investment approach centers on controlling downside risk through comprehensive research and risk management.

Risks

As with other portfolios, changes in interest rates and inflation have an impact on the portfolio’s value. Coupon payments move in parallel with changes in inflation, i.e. they increase when inflation rises and decrease in a deflationary environment. In terms of the par value paid out on maturity, the capital invested for inflation-linked bonds with a deflation floor does not fall below the par value. However, for inflation-linked bonds with no deflation floor, the capital invested can fall below the par value. The majority of inflation-linked bonds are issued by governments. Inflation-linked bonds that are issued by companies have a higher default risk than government bonds, and therefore require investors to have corresponding risk tolerance and capacity. All investments are subject to market fluctuations. Every fund has specific risks, which can significantly increase under unusual market conditions. The fund can use derivatives, which may result in additional risks (particularly counterparty risk). This Fund may not be appropriate for investors who plan to withdraw their money before the recommended holding period disclosed in the PRIIPs KID, if available for this share class.

Features

Product category
UBS Bond Funds
UBS Inflation-linked Bond Funds
Product domicile
Luxembourg
Portfolio management
UBS SA国际传谋 (UK) Ltd., London
Fund management
UBS SA国际传谋 (Europe) S.A., Luxembourg
Custodian bank
UBS Europe SE, Luxembourg Branch
Representative for products established under foreign law
UBS Fund Management (Switzerland) AG
Day of inception
October 5, 2015
Currency of account
CHF
Close of financial year
May 31
SFDR Classification
Art.8
Issue / redemption
daily
Distribution
Reinvestment
Maturity
Open end
Ongoing costs p.a.
0.63% p.a.
Management fee
0.44% p.a.
Total expense ratio (TER)
0.61% p.a.
Swing pricing
yes
Minimum investment
n.a.
Reference Index / Benchmark
Bloomberg Global inflation linked 1-10 years (hedged CHF)
Securities no.
10531976
ISIN
LU1240774940
Bloomberg Ticker
UBILCHQ LX

Performance and Prices

Percentage growth

as of April 23, 2026
Cumulative
CHF(%) EUR(%) USD(%)
YTD 0.14 1.53 1.24
1M
3M
6M
1Y
2Y 2.78 3.66 17.57
3Y
5Y -5.73 13.49 10.31
ø p.a.5Y -1.17 2.56 1.98

Current data

Net asset value 23.04.2026 CHF 104.40
High - last 12 months 27.02.2026 CHF 105.65
Low - last 12 months 27.03.2026 CHF 102.55
Assets of the unit class in mn 23.04.2026 CHF 1.28
Total product assets in mn 23.04.2026 CHF 172.07
Theoretical yield to maturity (net) 31.03.2026 4.07%
Average remaining maturity 31.03.2026 5.41 years

Structures

By the 10 largest positions (in %, as of March 31, 2026)

 
 
United States Government Bond 38.09
United Kingdom Government Bond 11.70
Italy Government Bond 8.77
New Zealand Government Bond 6.76
France Government Bond 4.47
Spain Government Bond 4.23
Germany Government Bond 3.13
Japan Government Bond 2.47
Brazil Government Bond 1.96

Fees

Ongoing costs p.a.
0.63%
Flat fee
0.55%
Management fee p.a.
0.44%
Max. redemption commission
0.00%
Max. issuing commission
3.00%
Swiss federal stamp duty
0.15%
Distribution fee
(see info)

Distributions

No distributions. Continuous reinvestment of income.

Sales Authorisations

Market
Sales authorisations status
Australia
Institutional Only*
Austria
Registered
Belgium
Registered
Finland
Registered
Germany
Registered
Greece
Registered
Italy
Institutional Only*
Liechtenstein
Registered
Luxembourg
Registered
Netherlands
Registered
Singapore
Institutional Only*
Spain
Registered
Sweden
Registered
Switzerland
Registered
United Kingdom
Registered

Literature

Brochures
Document type
Document Language
Fact Sheet
ASIP ESG Report
Fact Sheet - UBS Bond Funds
Fact Sheet - UBS Inflation-linked Bond Funds
Agreement / Prospectus
Document type
Document Language
Prospectus
Key Information Document
Past performance
Previous performance scenario
Statutes / Management regulations
ESG Disclosure
SFDR Pre-Contractual Annex
Annual and semi-annual report (accounting on May 31)
Document type
Document Language
Annual report
SFDR Periodic Report Annex
Semi-annual report
General information
Document type
Document Language
Tax list
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