Baillie Gifford Developed Asia Pacific Class A Accumulation

Sell : 140.10p | Buy : 140.10p | up 1.20p
Last valuation as at 21-11-2008

At a glance

Initial charge 5.00%
Initial saving 5.00%
Annual charge 1.50%
Annual saving 0.000% ²
Total Expense Ratio 1.53%
Launch date 20-06-2001
Launch price £1.00
Sector Asia Pacific Ex Japan
Fund size £24 million
Number of holdings 48
Fund type OEIC
Type of units Accumulation

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About the Fund Manager

Photo of Elaine Morrison

Elaine Morrison
Located in: Edinburgh


Elaine graduated MA in Economics and Accountancy from Dundee University. She joined Baillie Gifford in 1989 and became a Partner in 1999. Elaine is Head of the Developed Asia inc Japan Investment Team.

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Income details

Historic yield 2.20%
Income paid Annually
Type of payment Dividend

All yields are variable and not guaranteed. There is currently no yield information available for this fund.

Distribution dates

Ex-dividend date 01 May 2008
Payment date ³ 30 June 2008

Top 10 holdings

Japan Tobacco 6.53%
Woolworths 6.41%
BHP Billiton 5.22%
Tokio Marine Holdings 5.20%
Canon 4.68%
China Mobile (Red Chip) 4.65%
Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Group Holdings 4.52%
Rio Tinto 4.47%
Mitsui & Co. 3.67%
Asahi Breweries 3.64%

Top 10 sectors

Nonlife Insurance 9.73%
Mining 9.69%
General Retailers 7.92%
Beverages 6.76%
Tobacco 6.53%
Food & Drug Retailers 6.41%
Technology Hardware & Equipment 6.13%
Real Estate Investment & Services 5.88%
Banks 5.33%
Mobile Telecommunications 4.65%

Top 10 countries

Japan 51.29%
Australia 28.50%
Hong Kong 19.31%
Singapore 1.47%
Netherlands 0.91%
Cash and Equiv. -1.49%

² Annual saving is not available in the SIPP.

³ If you elect to receive the income from a Vantage ISA, Fund or Share Account, we will collect any dividends for you and then pay them directly into your bank account within the first 10 working days of the following month.

Last valuation as at 21-11-2008. Data accurate as at 31/10/2008.

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