Legal & General Emerging Markets Government Bond (Local Currency) Index Fund I Class Accumulation
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Category Global Emerging Markets Bond - Local Currency
This fund can be held in an Investment ISA, SIPP and Investment Account
Last buy/sell price
66.14p
-0.13p (-0.20%)
Fund Code
LGEGA
B8L19S8
GB00B8L19S87
Prices updated as at 12 Nov 2024
Prices in GBX
Investment objective
The objective of the Fund is to track the performance of the JPMorgan GBI-EM Global Diversified Local Currency Index (the “Benchmark Index”) before fees and expenses are applied. Therefore, the Fund’s performance may differ from the Benchmark Index due to the deduction of fees and expenses and the impact of any tracking error factors. The Fund is a Replicating Fund as it seeks to replicate as closely as possible the constituents of the Benchmark Index by holding all, or substantially all, of the assets comprising the Benchmark Index in similar proportions to their weightings in the Benchmark Index. The Fund will have at least 90% exposure to assets that are included in the Benchmark Index.
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Why we like the fund:
This fund is an index tracking fund that lends money to governments within emerging markets. Examples of countries that make up reasonable amounts of the index are Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, China, Mexico, Brazil and South Africa. Governments will borrow in both local currency and US dollars but this fund only lends money in local currency. L&G has a strong index tracking capability and the fund is reasonably priced.
How to use the fund:
Because the fund operates in regions that are perceived to be riskier, the interest it receives on its loans is usually far higher than if it had lent money to developed market governments. This fund is a useful addition to an income portfolio, but the size of any allocation should reflect its more risky nature and investors should take a long-term view (five years plus). The local currency focus of the fund means it could blend well with M&G Emerging Markets Bond, which lends money mostly in US dollars.