UBS EUROPEAN EQUITY B - Fund overview

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Overview of UBS EUROPEAN EQUITY B

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Standard Initial Charge

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Fund summary

Sector	Europe Excluding UK
Product type	OEIC
Launched	October, 1990
Size	£25m
Yield	2.7%
Charging basis	–
Dividends paid	Acc units only.
Bid price	492.51p

Fund Charges

Standard Initial charge	0.00%
Initial charge via Bestinvest	0.00%
Additional bid/offer spread	0.00%
Annual management charge	0.90%
Total expense ratio	0.94%
Reduction in yield (10yr)	0.94%

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Portfolio

ubs european equity b asset allocation illustration

Allocation		Proportion

	Equity	100%
	High yield bonds	–
	Quality bonds	0%
	Property	0%
	Commodities	–
	Hedge	–
	Fund cash	0%

ubs european equity b equity geographic illustration

Allocation		Proportion

	UK	0%
	Europe	100%
	Nth America	0%
	Japan	0%
	Pacific	0%
	Other Equity	0%

ubs european equity b equity capitalisation illustration

Allocation		Proportion

	Large Caps	86%
	Mid Caps	10%
	Small Caps	4%

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Investment process

This Fund seeks to achieve long-term capital appreciation predominantly through investment in Continental European equities.

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