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Ashmore Emerging Markets Sovereign Debt Fund Institutional Class

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Performance

Trailing returns

1 day
   
-0.17%  
1 week
   
-0.19%  
4 week   +0.26%
   
3 month   +1.47%
   
YTD
   
-0.45%  
1 year   +13.33%
   
3 years*   -  
5 years*   -  
*annualised
Best 3-month return+8.98%  
Worst 3-month return-2.88%  

Morningstar statistics

Morningstar category: Emerging Markets Bond

Key statistics

Total assets38.09M 
Front load-  
Deferred load-  
Expense ratio0.92%  
Management fee-  
Fund familyAshmore 

Asset allocation

Cash0.33%  
Stocks0.00%  
Bonds96.72%  
Other2.95%  

Purchase information

Initial$1,000,000  
Additional$5,000  
AIP Initial$1,000,000  
AIP Additional$100  
10.860.00(0.00%)
May 22, 4:00pm GMT-4

Description

The investment seeks to maximize total return. The fund seeks to achieve its objective by investing principally in debt instruments of Sovereign and Quasi-Sovereign issuers of Emerging Market Countries that are denominated in any Hard Currency. Sovereigns are governments of Emerging Market Countries. Quasi-Sovereigns are governmental entities, agencies and other issuers the obligations of which are guaranteed by a Sovereign, and issuers otherwise represented in the J.P. Morgan Emerging Markets Bond Index Global Diversified or a similar index as determined by the Investment Manager. The fund is non-diversified.
Fund filings (PDF) »
Asset managers:
Robin Forrest (Started: Jul 2, 2012)
Mark Coombs (Started: Dec 8, 2010)
Herbert Saller (Started: Dec 8, 2010)
Ricardo Xavier (Started: Dec 8, 2010)
Advisor Company:
Ashmore Investment Management Limited
Fund family reports on Morningstar »

Risk

  1 year 3 years 5 years 10 years  
Alpha* 6.52     -     -     -
Beta* 1.08     -     -     -
Mean annual return 0.87     -     -     -
R-squared* 8.27     -     -     -
Standard deviation 7.33     -     -     -
Sharpe ratio 1.41     -     -     -
* Against standard index

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