Investment Funds

Metavalor Internacional FI

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Metavalor Internacional investments

Metavalor International is a fund that invests in global publicly-listed equities.

Aim of the fund

To achieve satisfactory long-term capital appreciation, while incurring as little risk as possible. To this end, managers will invest in companies that meet their investment criteria, based on quantitative and fundamental criteria, without losing sight of broad market trends and macroeconomic factors.

To be considered by investors

It is recommended that the investment time horizon be at least 5 years to allow time for the investments made by the fund to mature.

There may be periods in which the performance of Metavalor International does not resemble that of the index, due to the significant de-correlation of some of the investments made by the fund with respect to this reference.

Key metrics (A class)

To find out the data on AUM and investors, please consult the Bolsa de Madrid bulletin.

Performance chart (A class)

The returns prior to the date of the merger of Meta America USA with Metavalor International, carried out on March 8, 2023, may not be representative since they correspond to those of Meta America USA, the subsequent returns being those calculated after the effective merger of both funds.

Metavalor Internacional FI

Historical performance (A class)

The returns prior to the date of the merger of Meta America USA with Metavalor International, carried out on March 8, 2023, may not be representative since they correspond to those of Meta America USA, the subsequent returns being those calculated after the effective merger of both funds.

Key details

Name of the fund: Metavalor Internacional FI
ISIN: ES0162368007
CNMV registration code: 5136
Category: 5
Management company: Metagestión SGIIC
Inception date: 11/09/2017
Auditor: MAZARS Auditores, S. L. P.
Minimum initial investment: 60 €

Fees

Subscription fee: 0,00%
Management fee: 1,35%
Depositary fee: 0,075%
Performance fee: 9%

Historical performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.

Investments in collective investment schemes may involve significant risks such as market risk, credit risk, liquidity risk, interest rate risk, foreign exchange risk, currency risk, geographic risk or sectoral risk, and the value of the investment and the income from it may vary depending on market conditions and the applicable tax regime, and the full amount invested may not be recovered.