NESTOR Fernost fund

The NESTOR Fernost fund principally invests in equities of Asian companies capable of enhancing the value of the fund units by reason of their high net asset value or above-average growth in earnings.  The companies falling into this category are to be found in particular in China, India, Korea, Taiwan, the Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand as well as in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Zone. The fund can also invest 20% of its assets in securities from other states.  The fund manager primarily looks out for cheap individual equities issued by smaller companies.  Priorities are set according to a thematic approach adopted by the portfolio manager since 2001.

Investors can now buy in to the NESTOR fund (ISIN: LU0535251051, WKN: A1C 35W) with a minimum investment of EUR 1 million. The fund is being marketed without a front-end load and in multiples of EUR 5,000.

 

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Fund manager

Anna Ho

Anna Ho

NESTOR’s Far East fund has been managed since 2001 by Anna Ho, a native Hong Kong Chinese who can look back on nearly 20 years’ experience on Asian stock markets.

After graduating from the University of York in England, Ho started her career in 1992, joining the Centre of Asian Studies at the University of Hong Kong and co-authoring with Professor Edward K.Y. Chen a number of studies on Asian growth markets. After a year there, she became a Chinese equities analyst with Swiss Bank Corporation, with special responsibility for the chemicals and transport sectors.  Two years later, she moved to the Scandinavian fund management company Carlson, starting there also as an analyst, covering the markets in Hong Kong, Korea, Indonesia and the Philippines. In 1999, she took on the Asian mid and small caps portfolios.

Anna Ho’s achievements have won her repeated recognition from Sauren Fonds-Research AG. She has so far won two gold medals for the management of Asian blue chip and small-cap portfolios.

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