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Barings Emerging EMEA Opportunities (BEMO) Ordinary 10p

Sell:520.00p Buy:545.00p 0 Change: 7.50p (1.43%)
Market closed Prices as at close on 19 April 2024 Prices delayed by at least 15 minutes | Switch to live prices |
Sell:520.00p
Buy:545.00p
Change: 7.50p (1.43%)
Market closed Prices as at close on 19 April 2024 Prices delayed by at least 15 minutes | Switch to live prices |
Sell:520.00p
Buy:545.00p
Change: 7.50p (1.43%)
Market closed Prices as at close on 19 April 2024 Prices delayed by at least 15 minutes | Switch to live prices |
The selling price currently displayed is higher than the buying price. This can occur temporarily for a variety of reasons; shortly before the market opens, after the market closes or because of extraordinary price volatility during the trading day.

Objective

The Company intends to invest for the most part in emerging and frontier equity listed or traded on EMEA securities markets or in securities in which the majority of underlying assets, revenues and/or profits are, or are expected to be, derived from activities in EMEA but are listed or traded elsewhere. To achieve the Company’s investment objective, the Company selects investments through a process of bottom-up fundamental analysis, seeking long-term appreciation through investment in mispriced companies.
Security Weight
Al Rajhi Bank 6.81%
Naspers Ltd Class N 4.99%
PKO Bank Polski SA 3.84%
Saudi National Bank 3.77%
Saudi Basic Industries Corp 3.55%
Firstrand Ltd 3.13%
Capitec Bank Holdings Ltd 3.13%
Qatar National Bank SAQ 3.06%
Saudi Telecom Co 2.99%
OTP Bank PLC 2.61%
Sector Weight
Financial Services 51.25%
Communication Services 13.73%
Basic Materials 13.64%
Real Estate 4.04%
Consumer Cyclical 3.72%
Energy 3.58%
Healthcare 2.47%
Consumer Defensive 2.24%
Industrials 2.16%
Technology 0.53%
Country Weight
Saudi Arabia 28.34%
South Africa 20.89%
United Arab Emirates 11.23%
Poland 10.27%
Turkey 7.84%
Greece 5.21%
Hungary 4.05%
Qatar 3.63%
Kuwait 2.82%
Czech Republic 1.58%

Fee Structure

Management fee of 0.75% of NAV of the Company. This is paid monthly in arrears based on the level of net assets at the end of the month. The contract is six months notice by either party.

Dividend Policy

The Company seeks to generate an attractive level of income for Shareholders, and will pay income from capital of up to 1% p.a. of NAV when considered appropriate by the Board. The Board believes this is a sustainable policy that should improve the Company appeal amongst investors.

ASSET SPLIT

Total number of holdings: 73.

Trust Manager

Matthias Siller

Manager Bio

Matthias Siller is Head of Barings’ EMEA Equities Team and Co-Manager of the Barings Eastern Europe Fund and Barings Emerging EMEA Opportunities PLC. Matthias began his career in fund management in 1997 at Raiffeisen Zentralbank Austria as a Market Maker/Proprietary Trader in Central & Eastern European Equities and Derivatives. Prior to joining the firm in 2006, he was a Portfolio Manager for Central & Eastern European Equities at Raiffeisen Capital Management. Before that, he was an EMEA Equity Portfolio Manager at Bawag – PSK Invest. Matthias is a member of the CFA Institute and holds a master’s degree from Vienna University in Economics & Business Administration.

Board Of Directors

Frances DaleyChairman, Alastair Bruce, Vivien Gould, Nadya Wells, Christopher Granville

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