Fidelity Emerging Markets: Balancing Risk and Opportunity

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Fidelity Emerging Markets Limited (LON:FEML)’s go-anywhere mandate and ability to short companies differentiate it from peers in the sector…

The investment companies team at Kepler Trust Intelligence has produced a new piece of investment bank quality research about the trust, designed to provide a clear and comprehensive reference for long term investors. This note is free to read for UK investors.

Fidelity Emerging Markets Limited (LON:FEML) is an investment trust that aims to achieve long-term capital growth from an actively managed portfolio made up primarily of securities and financial instruments providing exposure to emerging markets companies, both listed and unlisted.

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