Sanlam Pan Europe Fund (A) - SNEG fund information

The fund invests primarily in equities listed on developed Pan-European stock markets (UK and the Continent). The investment objective of the Fund is to provide long term capital growth by investing in a medium with a reasonable level of current income and relative stability of capital.
In selecting securities for the Sanlam Pan Europe Fund, which will be a specialist portfolio, having the primary objective of growth of capital for investors, the Manager shall seek to achieve an investment medium with a reasonably level of current income and relative stability for capital invested to obtain long term wealth accumulation through active management of a portfolio of assets which comprise a mix of securities, fixed interest securities and assets in liquid form.
The Manager will focus on achieving this objective where, the securities normally to be included in the portfolio will consist mainly of financially sound ordinary shares and, when appropriate, other securities of Europe and the United Kingdom (including inter alia, fixed income securities, assets in liquid form, loan stock, preference shares, debenture stock, debenture bonds and unsecured notes) listed on recognised stock exchanges of Europe and the United Kingdom, as defined in the Act and the regulations thereto. Investments in selected foreign markets will be subject to any Exchange Control Regulations applicable in South Africa from time to time and any surplus cash received over and above any limitation laid down by such Regulations, may be invested in South African listed shares from companies which are directly or indirectly connected to the exchange rate e.g. companies which are engaged in the export business or benefit from investments or derive their income mainly from outside the Republic of South Africa, as well as any other securities which are considered to be consistent with the portfolio's investment objectives, cash, any other securities, fixed interest securities and assets in liquid form that the Act may from time to time allow, all to be acquired at fair market prices.