Global Flexible Fund

Launch date 03/11/2008

The portfolio is suited to investors seeking global exposure to developed financial markets as part of their overall investments strategy, with maximum capital appreciation as their primary goal and who do not wish to make complex asset allocation decisions between equities, cash and bonds in global markets. Investors should have high tolerance for short-term market volatility in order to achieve long-term objectives.

Base currency USD

Currencies USD/GBP/EUR/CHF Domicile Ireland

Overview Managers Performance Insights Literature Fees Prices Identifiers & more Proxy voting

Class	ISIN	SEDOL	Bloomberg ticker	Minimum investment	SRI rating
Class C USD	IE00BKXGFM15	BKXGFM1	NGGBALC:ID	4000	4
Class C GBP	IE00BW0D8B96	BW0D8B9	NGGFCGB:ID	4000	5
Class C EUR	IE00BDZYNQ40	BDZYNQ4	NGIGFCE:ID	4000	4

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Two pots next to each other for the Two-Pot Retirement System campaign

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