MoneyAM Fund Centre

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Fund Objective

Objective: The objective of the Fund is to provide a return, net of fees, higher than that provided by the FTSE World Europe Ex UK Index over the long term (at least five years). Policy: At least 70% of the Fund is invested in shares of companies based in Europe (excluding the UK). Up to 30% of the Fund may be invested in other assets, including shares of companies based anywhere in the world, open-ended funds (including funds managed by Jupiter and its associates), cash and near cash.

Fund Managers

Mark Heslop

Mark Heslop joined Jupiter in 2019 as a European equity manager and smaller companies specialist. He has managed the Jupiter European Smaller Companies Fund (Unit Trust) and the Jupiter Pan European Smaller Companies fund (SICAV) since launch in February 2020. He is also co-manager of the Jupiter European Fund (Unit Trust), the Jupiter European Growth fund (SICAV), the Jupiter European Special Situations Fund (Unit Trust), the Jupiter European Opportunities fund (SICAV) and the Jupiter Eurozone Equity fund (SICAV). Prior to joining Jupiter, Mark was an equity fund manager at Colombia Threadneedle for 11 years where he managed a global smaller companies fund and a European smaller companies fund. He began his investment career as a chemicals and industrials analyst at Citi in 1999. Mark has a degree in Chemistry from Durham University and is also a Chartered Accountant.

Mark Nichols

Mark Nichols joined Jupiter in July 2019 to manage the Jupiter European Fund (Unit Trust) and the Jupiter European Growth fund (SICAV). In June 2020 he took over co-management of the European Special Situations (Unit Trust), the Jupiter Europeans Opportunities fund (SICAV) and the Jupiter Eurozone Equity fund (SICAV). Prior to joining Jupiter, Mark managed European equity portfolios at Columbia Threadneedle and before that at BMO Global Asset Management (F&C). He began his investment career in the European equities team at Invesco in 2001. Mark has an undergraduate degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics from Oxford University and a postgraduate degree in Contemporary History & Politics from London University.