Jupiter launches global equities fund with US partner NZS Capital

Unconstrained fund to hold 50-70 stocks

James Baxter-Derrington
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Jupiter has launched a global equities fund to be managed by an investment team at its US partner NZS Capital.

The Jupiter NZS Global Equity Growth Unconstrained fund SICAV will be managed by Brad Slingerlend and Brinton Johns, portfolio managers at NZS Capital. Jupiter expands investment team with raft of promotions It will typically hold 50-70 stocks across two buckets, with "resilient" companies comprising 10-20 of these firms with a weighting greater than 2.5% for each holding, and "optionality" companies responsible for the remaining 30 to 50 names, each representing less than 1.5% of the portfolio. According to the firm, "resilient" companies are those "able to adapt and evolve to dis...

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