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The fund aims to achieve its investment objectives by primarily allocating capital to common stocks in developing economies. It specifically targets companies that distribute dividends and demonstrate promising growth potential. The adviser employs a systematic, model-driven strategy, guided by a long-term investment philosophy, to pinpoint these dividend-paying firms that exhibit robust corporate profitability and sustainable expansion characteristics. It's important to note that this fund is classified as non-diversified.
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