NN (L) Food & Beverages (USD)
Bring your portfolio to taste
This fund* is a sub-fund (hereafter referred to as the fund) of NN managed by NN Investment Partners Luxembourg S.A. The fund invests in food & beverage companies worldwide.
Important information before you continue
Before you invest in NN (L) Food & Beverages (USD), your are advised to read carefully the following documents:
The Key Investor Information Document or KIID (PDF)
The prospectus (PDF)
The last periodic report (PDF)
These documents are available for free in your ING-branch or on this website. These documents are available in English, Dutch or French.
The fund NN (L) Food & Beverages (USD) is not an ING fund.
Investment Policy
The fund invests in food & beverage companies worldwide. This includes companies carrying out their business activity in the following industries:
producers and distributors of food, beverages and tobacco;
manufacturers of non-durable household goods and personal products;
food & pharmaceutical retailers.
Measured over a period of several years, we aim to beat the performance of the benchmark MSCI World Consumer Staples NR.
We strive to add value to the fund by stock selection based on a thorough company analysis. We consciously weigh the upside potential from the current share price against the risks involved before including a stock in the fund.
You can sell your participation in this fund on each (working) day on which the value of the units is calculated, which for this fund occurs daily. The fund does not aim to provide you with a dividend. It will reinvest all earnings.
Taken from the document Key Investor Information Document or KIID (PDF).
Historical records – Actuarial Yield - Capitalization share
| Valid on 30/09/2015 | Return (%) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Currency | after 1 year | after 3 years | after 5 years | after 10 years | since inception |
| US Dollar | 4,71 | 8,73 | 9,5 | 8,88 | 7,26 |
Source: Morningstar Direct ™
Actuarial gain expressed on an annual basis in the currency of the relevant UCITS over 1 year, 3 years, 5 years, 10 years and since inception. It relates to end-of-month returns based on historical data. The returns shown are valid for the capitalised parts of the UCITS and take no account of entry fees and potential taxes. Past performance is no guarantee of future performance and can be misleading. The value of shares in the fund and income received from it can go down as well as up, and investors may not get back the full amount invested. All performance data shown is in Euro, include reinvested dividends and are net of management fees. Sales charges and other commissions, taxes and other relevant costs paid by the investor are not included in the calculations When investing in a fund denominated in a foreign currency, past returns in Euro have been reduced by currency fluctuations.
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Fund launch date
August 1996
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Class Launch date
August 1996
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Reference currency
The reference currency is the American Dollar. The yield in euro could be positively or negatively influenced by change fluctuations.
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For an investor looking for:
- diversified exposure to the defensive Consumer Staples sector.
- exposure to attractive emerging markets, where favourable demographics, a growing middle class, a fragmented retail environment and limited competition from private label brands lead to faster growth.
- an investment in companies that, due to a sustainable competitive advantage, are able to increase market share.
But…
The main risks for the Sub-Fund are:
- Market risk: Stocks and/or financial instruments are impacted by various factors. These include, but are not limited to, the development of the financial market, the economic development of issuers of stocks and/or financial instruments who are themselves affected by the general world economic situation and the economic and political conditions in each country.
- Non-performance risk: the return realised during a specific period may be positive or negative, depending on the fund's investment strategy. The non-performance risk is strongly linked to the market risk
- Capital risk: No guarantee is provided as to the recovery of your initial investment.
- Currency fluctuations: the currency fluctuation may impact highly on the fund's performance.
- Concentration Risk: Investments in a specific sector are more concentrated than investments in various sectors
The occurrence of any of these risks may have an impact on the net asset value of your portfolio.
The net asset value is calculated in Belgium each bank working day. The net asset value is published every public banking business day in Belgium in the financial press, as well as on the BeAMA website (www.beama.be/en/nav). It is also available at the Management Company’s registered address and over the counter from your financial services provider.
A swing price may be applied. Swing pricing aims to reduce the dilution effect brought about when significant operations within a sub-fund compel its manager to buy or sell its underlying assets. These transactions give rise to transaction fees and taxes that have an effect on the fund’s value, as well as on all its investors. Where swing pricing is applied, the sub-fund’s net asset value is adjusted by a particular amount when the capital flow exceeds a certain threshold (the swing factor). This amount is designed to offset expected transaction fees resulting from the difference between incoming and outgoing capital. Swing pricing is only used on rare occasions, if at all.
Please refer to the NN (L) Food & Beverages (USD) prospectus (PDF) for additional information.
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Minimum investment
1 part
Term
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One-off charges
Entry charge (applicable by ING Belgium): 3%
Exit charge: 0%
Ongoing charges
Ongoing charges taken from the Sub-Fund over a year: 1.80% of which (maximum) 1.50% of management fees.
Custody fee: 0%/annum
For other charges that might be paid by the investor, we refer to the prospectus (PDF).
Taxation
Stock exchange tax (applicable to redemptions only):
Capitalization share: 1.32% (max 4,000 euros)
Distribution share: none
Withholding tax on dividends:
Capitalization share: none
Distribution share: 30%
Withholding tax in case of redemption:
Sub-fund permitted to invest more than 10% of assets in debt securities: yes
Sub-fund actually more than 10% invested in debt securities: yes
Withholding tax (30% depending on the investor’s particular tax situation): not applicable
Tax treaty based on the current legislation
Dividends received from distributing shares are subject to the Belgian withholding tax of 30%. The Belgian withholding tax applicable to interests included in the repurchase price of accumulating and distributing shares investing more than 25% of their assets in any kind of debts amounts to 30%.
This tax system applies to Retail customers – private individuals resident in Belgium. Taxation depends on the individual situation of each customer and may change in the future. -
Please read before investing
Financial Service Belgium: ING Belgium S.A., 24, avenue Marnix/Marnixlaan, Brussels
Complaints can be lodged with ING – Customer Service – Cours Saint Michel, 60 – 1040 Brussels. If no settlement can be reached in this way, please contact the Banks - Credit - Investments Mediation Service (www.ombudsfin.be).
*By “fund” we mean SICAV (société d’investissement à capital variable), BEVEK (beleggingsvennootschap met veranderlijk kapitaal) or mutual investment fund subject to Luxembourg or Belgian law.