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Fundsmith Emerging Equities Trust has evolved from an emerging markets consumer-driven growth story since launch in 2014. Its strategy remains to own high-quality companies, but a number of changes in emphasis have been made.
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Investing in China has become the hot topic of the moment for all the wrong reasons as scores of investors see the value of their investments slide and property giant Evergrande teeters on the brink of collapse. At Fundsmith, we are not surprised at all. The warning signs have been there all along, so why are people only now waking up to the risks investing in China presents?
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Kepler Intelligence Trust - FEET has seen improved performance after a strategic shift under the new manager
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FEET's objective is to provide shareholders with an attractive return by investing in a portfolio of shares issued by listed or traded companies that have a majority of their operations in, or revenue derived from, developing economies. These businesses provide direct exposure to the rise of the consumer classes in those countries.
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Fundsmith Emerging Equities Trust (FEET), an emerging markets (EM) consumer theme focused investment trust launched in 2014, has recently undergone a gradual, but notable transition.
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Fundsmith Emerging Equities Trust portfolio manager Michael O’Brien talks to interactive investor about his fund, including how he identifies investment opportunities, ethical considerations and the decision-making process.
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Fundsmith emerging equities trust manager Michael O’Brien believes companies selected with the Fundsmith ethos will still ultimately benefit from the trends that drive emerging market growth.
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FEET offers defensive and disciplined exposure to the globe’s fastest growing markets. Emerging economies are faring better than their developed market counterparts despite the US/China trade spat. We believe the best way to get exposure is via an actively-managed fund rather than picking stocks individually as you can lean on the expertise of a fund manager who has the right resources to properly research these markets.
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