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Jupiter Japan Income Fund (Acc)
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The Jupiter Japan Income Fund was created for investors looking to take advantage of the trend for Japanese companies to pay dividends, while gaining exposure to the structural reforms occurring in corporate Japan.
The fund manager seeks stocks that offer growth at a reasonable price and an income profile consistent with the Fund's objectives. He looks for companies that are focused on the domestic market, generate sufficient excess cash to pay dividends, and are willing to grow their dividends.
Fund manager
Simon Somerville has managed the Jupiter Japan Income Fund since September 2005.
Key fund facts
- Well diversified with 40-50 holdings across sectors and growth drivers
- Allows investors to participate in the ongoing process of corporate restructuring in Japan
- Target yield of 30% greater than TOPIX
Downloads
 Fund factsheet
The value of investments and the income from them can fall as well as rise.
Fund Ratings - S&P Research: AA
Fund Manager Simon Somerville Citywire: A
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The Historic Yield reflects distributions paid or declared over the past twelve months as a percentage of the mid-market unit price as at the date shown. It does not include any initial charge and investors may be subject to tax on their distributions.
All of the Fund's expenses are charged to capital. This has the effect of increasing the distributions of the year by 1.78% and restraining the Fund's capital growth to an equivalent extent.
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Want to Invest?
If you would like to invest in this fund, you can download an application form here.
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For more information about the Fund, a range of literature items are available.
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