Fidelity Multi Asset Allocator Growth Class W - Accumulation (GBP)

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The Investment Manager will actively select investments for the fund. As part of the investment process, the Investment Manager aims to maintain a fixed allocation of 40% in lower-risk assets (such as debt instruments including global government bonds, global corporate bonds and cash) and 60% higher-risk assets (including global equities, global emerging market equities, global smaller companies and global property securities). This allocation, as well as the breakdown of higher-risk and lower-risk assets, may change according to prevailing market conditions and the efficient management of the portfolio, and will be periodically rebalanced back to its target 40/60 allocation. As part of the Fund’s asset allocation process, the Investment Manager will aim to maintain an underlying static asset allocation that is designed in-house and based on proprietary capital market assumptions using quantitative research. For the 40% lower-risk assets, the Fund will aim to maintain an allocation of at least 20% in government bonds and over 10% in corporate bonds. For the 60% higher-risk assets, the Fund will aim to maintain an allocation of at least 35% in global equities with the remainder spread across assets including global real estate investment trusts, global small cap and emerging market equities. The Investment Manager rebalances the strategy regularly back to these static asset allocations and has discretion over when to do so. However, the Portfolio Manager does not take relative positions ‘overweight’ or ‘underweight’ versus this static mix. The Fund does not aim to outperform this static asset allocation. The Fund is managed without reference to a benchmark.

Income paid:	Annually
Type of payment:	Dividend
Ex-dividend date:	1 November 2024
Payment date:	31 December 20244

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