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Jupiter Asian Fund  

The Jupiter Asian Fund aims to achieve long-term capital growth by investing directly or indirectly in companies with interests in countries in Asia and the Pacific Basin, including Australasia and India.

The fund manager, has over 16 years' experience managing emerging market assets. As an investor, he targets businesses that have strong franchises with the potential to become market leaders. This means that his portfolio can have a bias towards smaller and medium-sized growth companies.

Fund manager 
Philip Ehrmann assumed management of the Fund in October 2006.

Key fund facts
  • Invests in Asian and Pacific Basin markets including Australasia and India
  • Not constrained by benchmark or sector weightings in determining asset allocation
  • Suitable for the more adventurous investor seeking a diversified portfolio, and access to some of the world's fastest growing markets

The value of investments and the income from them can fall as well as rise.

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 Fund factsheet

    Fund Manager
      Philip Ehrmann
    Bid Price (p)Offer Price (p)Historic Yield (%)Fund Size (£m)
    275.47293.830.040.3

    Percentage Growth
    1 Year3 Years5 YearsSince Launch
    -15.0 - - 16.9

    Year on year percentage growth
    2003 - 042004 - 052005 - 062006 - 072007 - 08
    - - - - -15.0

    Fund prices and yields are calculated as at the valuation point on 19/11/2008

    Please remember past performance should not be seen as a guide to future returns.

    The value of an investment in a unit trust and the income from it can fall as well as rise and may be affected by exchange rate variations and you may not get back the amount you invested.

    Performance data source: Financial Express, net income reinvested at UK basic rate of tax to 31/07/2008. For confirmation of individual fund launch dates, please see the Fund Information tab of the All Funds table. The OBSR Ratings are as at 31/07/2008. The Citywire ratings shown are the three year ratings as at 31/07/2008. Lipper ratings are sourced from Lipper as at 31/07/2008. Please see the online glossary within the help section for further definition of these ratings.

    With the approval of unit holders the Jupiter Far Eastern Fund was reconstructed with effect from 20th October 2006. As part of this reconstruction the Japanese Assets of the Far Eastern Fund were transferred to the Japanese Income Fund with unit holders receiving assets in proportion to the value transferred. As the Fund would no longer be investing in Japan its objective was changed to that of achieving long term capital growth. The opportunity was also taken to change its name to the Jupiter Asian Fund. Consequent to these changes the Fund was transferred to the Asia Pacific ex. Japan sector and it was not felt appropriate to provide past performance information applicable to the Fund prior to reconstruction, although this is available from Jupiter on request. The rationale behind this reconstruction was to ensure that each asset class would have the attention of the most experienced and appropriate Fund Manager.
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