Protea Fund - Sectoral Healthcare Opportunities Fund I USD/  LU1849504565  /

Fonds
NAV30/10/2024 Chg.-8.5900 Type of yield Investment Focus Investment company
879.8900USD -0.97% reinvestment Equity Worldwide FundPartner Sol.(EU) 

Investment strategy

The Sub-Fund invests primarily in innovative healthcare companies developing differentiated drugs, services, life science tools and devices in therapeutic areas with large unmet medical needs. Investments are made across all market caps and geographies, including the emerging markets, with significant exposure to mid- and small-cap companies, due to their high degree of innovation. Novel and differentiated treatments, devices, and services benefit from a favorable regulatory and commercial environment, with the potential for shortened development timelines, rapid market adoption as well as strong pricing and operating margins. Innovation in healthcare delivery and novel therapeutic modalities has created new business models and markets with tremendous commercial potential. In order to achieve this objective, the Sub-Fund invests, while respecting the principle of risk diversification, primarily in equities (including, but not limited to, common stocks, preferred stocks, or other securities convertible into common stock) and equity related securities (such as American Depositary Receipts (ADRs), Global Depositary Receipts (GDRs), European Depositary Receipts (EDRs)) issued by mid and large cap issuers which are located worldwide (with a maximum exposure of 33% to emerging markets) and which are active in the following healthcare sectors: healthcare equipment and services, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology and life sciences. The Sub-Fund may, invest in transferable securities and money market instruments from new issues to benefit from particularly innovative projects in the healthcare sector. The Sub-Fund may invest up to 33% of its net assets via Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect and Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect in China A-Shares. Up to 10% of the Sub-Fund's net assets may be invested in Special Purpose Acquisition Companies. Up to 33% of the Sub-Fund's net assets may be invested outside the aforementioned investment universe including but not limited to equities of issuers of other business segments than healthcare, in fixed and variable interest securities. The Sub-Fund may not invest more than 10% of its net assets in other UCIs or UCITS.
 

Investment goal

The Sub-Fund invests primarily in innovative healthcare companies developing differentiated drugs, services, life science tools and devices in therapeutic areas with large unmet medical needs. Investments are made across all market caps and geographies, including the emerging markets, with significant exposure to mid- and small-cap companies, due to their high degree of innovation. Novel and differentiated treatments, devices, and services benefit from a favorable regulatory and commercial environment, with the potential for shortened development timelines, rapid market adoption as well as strong pricing and operating margins. Innovation in healthcare delivery and novel therapeutic modalities has created new business models and markets with tremendous commercial potential.
 

Master data

Type of yield: reinvestment
Funds Category: Equity
Region: Worldwide
Branch: Sector Health / Pharma
Benchmark: MSCI TR World Net Health Care USD Index
Business year start: 01/07
Last Distribution: -
Depository bank: Bank Pictet & Cie (Europe) AG
Fund domicile: Luxembourg
Distribution permission: Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Luxembourg
Fund manager: -
Fund volume: 107.26 mill.  USD
Launch date: 31/08/2018
Investment focus: -

Conditions

Issue surcharge: 2.00%
Max. Administration Fee: 0.59%
Minimum investment: 250,000.00 USD
Deposit fees: -
Redemption charge: 0.00%
Key Investor Information: Download (Print version)
 

Investment company

Funds company: FundPartner Sol.(EU)
Address: 15A, avenue J. F. Kennedy, 1855, Luxemburg
Country: Luxembourg
Internet: www.group.pictet/de
 

Assets

Stocks
 
99.08%
Mutual Funds
 
0.92%

Countries

United States of America
 
67.92%
Denmark
 
6.42%
United Kingdom
 
4.80%
Ireland
 
3.36%
Switzerland
 
3.29%
Cayman Islands
 
2.99%
China
 
2.86%
Netherlands
 
1.55%
France
 
1.54%
Malaysia
 
1.20%
Brazil
 
1.15%
Germany
 
0.96%
Korea, Republic Of
 
0.57%
Canada
 
0.48%
Others
 
0.91%

Branches

Pharma/Biotechnology
 
59.44%
Healthcare services
 
21.12%
Healthcare appliances
 
16.79%
Gesundheitswesen/ Informationstechnologie
 
1.72%
Others
 
0.93%