MGTS Progeny Systematic Equity Fund
The objective of the Fund is to provide capital growth, with the potential for income, over any 7-year period. We aim to achieve this through systematic exposure to shares across any economic sector and geographic area. The systematic approach is defined as using a methodical rule-based investment process to create the asset allocation and underlying investment selections.
To provide the above exposure, a minimum of 70% of the Fund will be invested in active and/or passively managed collective investment schemes.
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MGTS Progeny Systematic Equity Fund
Factsheet: MGTS Progeny Systematic Equity Fund
KIID: MGTS Progeny Systematic Equity Fund
MGTS Progeny Systematic Bond Fund
The investment objective of the Fund is to provide income. We aim to achieve this through systematic exposure to a range of global bonds across any economic sector and geographic area.The systematic approach is defined as using a methodical rule-based investment process to create the asset allocation and underlying investment selections.
To provide the above exposure, a minimum of 70% of the Fund will be invested in active and/or passively managed collective investment schemes.
MGTS Progeny Dynamic Equity Fund
Factsheet: MGTS Progeny Systematic Bond Fund
KIID: MGTS Progeny Systematic Bond Fund
Important to note
The value of investments and income from them is not guaranteed, can fall, and you may get back less than you invested. Your capital is therefore always at risk. It should be noted that stock market investing is intended for the longer term.
Investors should ensure that they have read and understood the Non UCITS Retail Key Investor Information Document (NURS-KII).
The information contained within this document is subject to the UK regulatory regime and is therefore primarily targeted at consumers based in the UK.
Risk factors should be taken into account and understood including (but not limited to) currency movements, market risk, liquidity risk, concentration risk, lack of certainty risk, inflation risk, performance risk, local market risk and credit risk.