Fidelity International Accumulation Units

Sell : 83.63p | Buy : 83.63p | down 1.69p
Last valuation as at 07-01-2009

At a glance

Initial charge 3.50%
Initial saving 3.00%
Annual charge 1.50%
Annual saving 0.200% ²
Total Expense Ratio 1.69%
Launch date 09-07-1990
Launch price £0.25
Sector Global Growth
Fund size £245 million
Number of holdings 427
Fund type OEIC
Type of units Accumulation

HL Research - Our view on this Fund

Mark Dampier In our opinion there are better global funds. Consider investing elsewhere.

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About the Fund Manager

Photo of Richard Skelt

Richard Skelt
Located in: London


Born: 27.10.1960. Investment Experience: 11 years. B.A. (Hons) in Biochemistry from Oxford University, 1983.MBA from London Business School, 1991.Career History:1997 - Portfolio Manager Structured Funds.1993 - 1997 Director of Quantitive & Technical Research.1991 - 1993 Technical Analyst.

 

Income details

Running yield N/a
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 March 2009
Payment date ³ 30 April 2009

Top 10 holdings

Royal Dutch Shell B 3.89%
HSBC Holdings PLC (UK Reg) 2.98%
Exxon Mobil Corp. 2.75%
Vodafone Group 2.43%
BP 2.11%
Astrazeneca 1.52%
BG Group 1.39%
British American Tobacco 1.36%
Roche Holding AG Part. Cert. 1.36%
BHP Billiton 1.17%

Top 10 sectors

Oil & Gas Producers 14.04%
Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology 9.44%
Banks 8.30%
General Retailers 4.55%
Financial Services 4.10%
Nonlife Insurance 3.82%
Mobile Telecommunications 3.71%
Technology Hardware & Equipment 3.71%
Software & Computer Services 3.23%
Support Services 3.02%

Top 10 countries

United States 33.09%
United Kingdom 33.04%
Japan 7.35%
Switzerland 4.25%
Germany 4.08%
France 3.46%
Netherlands 2.13%
Australia 2.07%
Italy 1.84%
Canada 1.74%

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 07-01-2009. Data accurate as at 30/11/2008.

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