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Lombard Odier – LO Invest UK Europe Fund

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Wednesday, 14th February 2001.



Type: Sicav.

Aim: Growth by investing in large and mid-cap European companies.

Minimum investment: Euros 2,000.

Place of registration: Luxemburg.

Investment split: Healthcare 9.3 per cent, consumer staples 6.4 per cent, telecommunications 12.7 per cent, consumer durables 12.5 per cent, insurance 8.4 per cent, banking 18.6 per cent, information technology 15.8 per cent, energy 10.6 per cent, cash 5.7 per cent.

Isa link: Yes.

Charges: Initial up to 5 per cent, annual 1.5 per cent.

Commission: Subject to negotiation.

Tel: 0800 3583586.

 

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