We consider the purchase of a share as participation in a company – a long-term investment. We therefore devote a great deal of time analysing and trying to understand the companies we invest in as thoroughly as possible. In addition to assessing the competitiveness and financial statements of the companies, we also take a close look at the people in charge. How good and how reliable is the company’s management?
Our approach is to buy shares in very good companies at the most attractive price possible – we do this in order to generate appropriate long-term returns for you.
The better the companies we find and the more attractive the price we purchase them at, the lower the risk of suffering permanent losses on the investments. When we speak of risk, we do not mean price fluctuations. Even the share prices of very good companies fluctuate, sometimes significantly, especially during crises. However, their prices are much more likely to recover quickly from these losses than companies that are not as good.
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1 Target currency hedging according to ESMA Opinion ESMA34-43-296 is between 95% and 105% of the share class volume. This currency hedging can have an impact on other share classes of the same sub-fund. Last updated on 21/07/2017
2 Currency hedging in another share class of the same sub-fund took place, which could have an influence on the share classes shown here.
3 For the Flossbach von Storch II - Equilibrio 2026 this is a depreciation adjustment fee (in favour of the sub-fund) (please refer to the sales prospectus)
4 Unit classes marked “MT” are intended exclusively for investments by funds managed by the Management Company Flossbach von Storch Invest S.A.
5 The unit classes with the identifier "Q" and "QT" are reserved for institutional investors who qualify as professional investors as defined in the MiFID II Directive and who conclude a written contract with the Management Company prior to the first investment.
6 The management fee is determined separately by means of a written agreement with each investor and charged to the investor by the Management Company.
7 These unit-classes are subject to the discretion of the Management Company (taking into account legal structures at national level), intended exclusively for independent investment advice or discretionary financial portfolio management service providers as described in the fund prospectus.
8 If the costs or performance are shown in a foreign currency, they may increase or decrease due to currency fluctuations.