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Put Eastern Europe under scrutiny and you’ll see long-term growth
potential. That’s the mantra of the Jupiter Emerging European
Opportunities Fund investment team. Headed up by Elena Shaftan
(a Russian who’s invested in Russia since its markets opened 15 years
ago), Ingrid Kukuljan (a Croatian with 13 years’ experience in
analysing Eastern European companies) and Colin Croft (a fluent
Russian speaker) they’re more than familiar with this region,
delivering +389.7% since the Fund’s launch*. Their focus is on
economies with low levels of household debt and sound public
finances: countries such as Poland, Turkey and Russia. With these
fundamentals intact, bouts of turbulence which cause some to
hesitate create opportunities for the skilled stockpicker. Add the
fact that these markets are still trading at a substantial discount
compared to other emerging markets, and the team think potential
Jupiter Emerging European Opportunities Fund
returns are there for the taking. Through company meetings, extensive
research and by adapting to varying market conditions, stock selection
is stringent – with only stocks they believe to be the very best
money-making opportunities included in the portfolio. It’s an approach
that seeks greater long-term growth from this under-appreciated
region. Find out more at jupiteronline.co.uk or call 0500 0500 98.
Past performance is no guide to the future and the value of
investments can fall as well as rise and may be affected by exchange
rate variations. There are particular risks associated with the Fund
arising from the relatively underdeveloped nature of the markets
being invested in which may cause periods of high volatility.
These are described further in the Key Features (incorporating
the Simplified Prospectus).
This information is intended for investment professionals only and is not for the use or benefit of other persons.
*Launch date: 16.09.02. All figures source: Financial Express, bid to bid, net income reinvested to 31.03.10. Jupiter Unit Trust Managers Limited, registered address: 1 Grosvenor Place, London SW1X 7JJ is authorised and regulated by the
Financial Services Authority whose address is 25 The North Colonnade, Canary Wharf, London E14 5HS. For the impact of charges and other expenses, reference should be made to the Key Features (incorporating the Simplified Prospectus).
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