Fidelity is making a series of changes to the £101.2m Fidelity Emerging Europe Middle East & Africa fund, including widening its investment universe, making it part of the sustainable family of funds and replacing the management team.
The changes, which will take place on 23 March, will lead to an investment policy change and the fund being re-named the Fidelity Sustainable Emerging Markets Equity fund. Portfolio management of the fund will move from Nick Price, who has managed the fund since its launch in 2008 and his co-managers Chris Tennant and Zoltan Palfi who were appointed in April last year. The new management team will consist of Amit Goel, Punam Sharma and Sherry Qin. Goel has been at the firm since 2006 as a research specialist. In December 2019, he became the co-manager of Nick Price-led Global Emerg...
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