European Smaller Companies Funds

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Compare European Smaller Companies Funds

European smaller companies funds under the IMA classification invest at least 80% of their assets in european equities of companies which form the bottom 20% by market capitalisation in the european market. They may include UK equities but these may not exceed 80% of the fund's assets.

 

See the table below for our Select Range of European Smaller Companies Funds as well as popular funds:

Popular Funds - European Smaller Companies
Fund ManagerFundFund Manager Initial Charge¹Your SavingSaving On ISA²AMC³Fact SheetApply Now
Europe Select Trust 0.24%4.76%£5081.50% 1.30%FactsheetMore Info >
The investment objective of the fund is to achieve long term capital growth by investing directly (and, where appropriate, indirectly) in securities of European companies. The Manager’s policy is to seek growth predominantly through investment in securities of carefully selected companies quoted on the principal European Stock Markets whilst retaining the flexibility to invest in small growth or “niche” opportunities should the opportunity arise. See latest fund factsheet for details.
Europe Smaller Companies0.24%4.01%£4371.50% 1.30%FactsheetMore Info >
To provide long-term capital growth by investing primarily in European smaller companies. See latest fund factsheet for details.

¹The Initial Charge after 100% of the Fair Investment Company Charge has been rebated as well as any fund manager discounts we can pass on to you if applicable.

²Based on 2011/12 ISA allowance of £10,680 when you invest through Fair Investment Company.

³AMC is the Annual Management Charge applied by the Fund Manager. By using our Fund Supermarket we can rebate up to 0.20% of the AMC back to you. This rebate is paid into a cash account which is set up for you when you first invest.

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