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Man GLG Asia (ex Japan) Equity Fund Institutional (Class F) GBP Acc

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Performance History31/08/2021
Growth of 1,000 (GBP) Advanced Graph
Man GLG Asia (ex Japan) Equity Fund Institutional (Class F) GBP Acc
Fund----1.2
+/-Cat----0.6
+/-B’mrk----1.2
 
Category: Asia ex-Japan Equity
Category Benchmark: MSCI AC Asia Ex Japan NR USD
Key Stats
NAV
17/09/2021		 GBX 107.40
Day Change 0.47%
Morningstar Category™ Asia ex-Japan Equity
IA (formerly IMA) Sector Asia Pacific Excluding Japan
ISIN GB00BMCMW782
Fund Size (Mil)
09/09/2021		 GBP 4.32
Share Class Size (Mil)
31/08/2021		 GBP 4.04
Max Initial Charge -
Ongoing Charge
11/03/2021		  0.76%
Investment Objective: Man GLG Asia (ex Japan) Equity Fund Institutional (Class F) GBP Acc
The objective of the Fund is to provide capital growth (net of fees) over the medium to long-term (3 to 5 year rolling periods). The Fund seeks to achieve its objective by investing at least 80% of its assets in companies based in, or deriving a majority of their revenues from, Asian markets excluding Japanese markets (as described below in more detail) across all market capitalisations.
Returns
Trailing Returns (GBP)17/09/2021
YTD-1.56
3 Years Annualised-
5 Years Annualised-
10 Years Annualised-
12 Month Yield -
Management
Manager Name
Start Date
Andrew Swan
15/10/2020
Inception Date
15/10/2020
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Category Benchmark
Fund BenchmarkMorningstar Benchmark
MSCI AC Asia Ex Japan NR LCLMSCI AC Asia Ex Japan NR USD
Target Market
Role In Portfolio
Standalone / CoreNot Specific
ComponentNot Specific
OtherNot Specific
Primary Objective
PreservationNo
GrowthYes
IncomeNo
HedgingNo
OtherNot Specific
Portfolio Profile for  Man GLG Asia (ex Japan) Equity Fund Institutional (Class F) GBP Acc-
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Equity Style
Asset Allocation
  % Long% Short% Net Assets
Top 5 Regions%
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Top 5 Sectors%
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Top 5 HoldingsSector%
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Man GLG Asia (ex Japan) Equity Fund Institutional (Class F) GBP Acc

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