Finreon World Equity Economic Exposure

With the Finreon World Equity Economic Exposure strategy, it is now possible to invest truly global. To participate in global growth, portfolios should be based on sales exposure rather than listing. By taking into account the sales figures, the effective economic activity of the companies is represented.  In addition to the broad diversification through the proven IsoPro weighting, the portfolio is therefore optimized so that the sales exposure corresponds to the global GDP distribution. At the same time, the benchmark characteristics regarding sectors & regions are preserved. Cluster risks, also on region level, are explicitly avoided.

The return and risk may deviate from the World Equities AC ex CH NR Index. The risk corresponds to an investment in global equities in foreign currencies, which is not hedged against USD. The fund is US withholding tax exempt and only accessible to Swiss occupational pension funds.

 

 

Fund facts

Fund name Finreon World Equity Economic Exposure
Fund umbrella Finreon Umbrella Fund
Domicil Switzerland
Structure Fund according to Swiss Law, FINMA-regulated
Currency USD
Liquidity Daily
Inception 30.11.2022
Distribution policy Accumulating
Investment advisor Finreon Ltd
Asset manager Credit Suisse Ltd
Fund management Credit Suisse Funds Ltd
Custody bank Credit Suisse Ltd
Remarks Exempt from US-wht, only available for Swiss pension funds, no sec lending/ no leverage/ no short-selling

Concept

Strategy name Finreon World Equity Economic Exposure
Benchmark Equity AC World ex CH (NR)
Asset class Equity
Region World ex CH (developed & emerging markets)
Number of stocks <= 750
Classes ISIN Currency Min. Investment (CHF) Management Fee
Finreon World Equity Economic Exposure (Pension) - I0P CH0200878525 USD - 0.70%
Finreon World Equity Economic Exposure (Pension) - I1P CH0343984248 USD 5 mio. 0.45%
Finreon World Equity Economic Exposure (Pension) - I2P CH0343984321 USD 10 mio. 0.35%
Finreon World Equity Economic Exposure (Pension) - DPM CH1233586572 USD discr. mandate agreement & 25 mio. to be agreed individually