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Fund name Leadersel Global Equity Walter Scott & Partners Class R
Benchmark 100% MSCI World Index (NDDUWI)
Category International equity fund
Legal structure Mutual Fund under Luxembourg Law with multiple Sub-funds
Currency Euro

Investment object

The investment objective of the Sub-Fund is to achieve long-term capital appreciation through investments primarily in a diversified portfolio of equity and equity-related securities issued by companies worldwide.

Investment policy

This Sub-Fund will invest mainly (i.e. at least 75% of its net asset value) in equities and equity-related instruments across all market capitalisations and sectors, without any predetermined regional allocation. The portfolio will, however, typically exhibit a bias towards high-quality mid- and largecapitalisation
companies, and may have a significant exposure to the US equity market.

The Sub-Fund may invest in ordinary and preferred shares, convertible preferred shares, American Depositary Receipts (ADR), and Global Depositary Receipts (GDR), provided that such ADR/GDR do not embed derivative instruments. On an ancillary basis, and primarily when received as a result of corporate actions, the Sub-Fund may hold equity warrants or subscription rights up to a maximum of 10% of its net assets.

The Sub-Fund may invest up to 20% of its net assets in securities issued by companies located in Emerging Markets, provided these securities are admitted to trading on regulated markets.

On a residual basis, the Sub-Fund may invest in bonds and money market instruments with a remaining maturity of less than twelve (12) months for liquidity management or defensive purposes. All bonds shall be of investment grade quality (the “Minimum Rating”). The Sub-Fund may hold ancillary liquid assets on a residual basis up to 20% of its net assets; ancillary liquid assets should be limited to bank deposits at sight — e.g., cash or current account balances that are immediately accessible.

The Sub-Fund may invest up to 10% of its net assets in UCITS or other UCIs as defined under Article 41(1) of the Law of 2010.

The Sub-Fund may use financial techniques and instruments in order to promote an efficient portfolio management, in accordance with the restrictions set forth in the “Financial techniques and instruments” chapter of the prospectus. The Sub-Fund will use only SFT.

ESG, environment, society, governance

The investment process integrates environmental, social and governance factors. The fund monitors the ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) profile of the investments and can take a position on issues that could have a negative impact on the matter.

Legal information

Depository bank CACEIS Bank, Luxembourg branch
Audit firm EY
How to subscribe it

The Funds managed by Ersel Gestion Internationale S.A. can be subscribed by sending an order to the Transfer Agent and Custodian Bank of the Fund.
Investor Services Team:

  • Email address: fds-investor-services@caceis.com
  • Phone number:00.352.47.67.59.99
  • Faxnumber:00.352.47.67.70.37
  • Business hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. CET
  • Languages: English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Dutch

For institutional investors the orders can also be transmitted through the following distributors: Allfunds Bank, Mfex, Fund Channel.
NAV calculation frequency Daily
Fund units publication Fundsquare.net

Fund ticker

ISIN code LU3300146522
Bloomberg GLBREQU LX

Charges

Entry charge None
Exit charge None
Maximum management fees Max 1.75% on an annual basis
Performance fee Calculated quarterly on 20% of the positive difference between the net return of the Fund and its reference index.
Minimum amount of the first subscription 2.500 euro
Minimum amount of subsequent subscriptions None

Performance

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NOTE: Before subscribing, read the informative prospectus. There is no guarantee of obtaining the same return afterwards.

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Annual chart

After the significant recovery seen in April and May, the MSCI Developed Markets Index paused in June.

Manager's comment of the month

Nevertheless, for a European investor, the appreciation of the US dollar still resulted in positive returns thanks to the favorable exchange-rate effect. From a geographical perspective, the gradual easing of tensions in the Middle East and the decline in oil prices supported strong performance in European markets, which gained approximately 3%, outperforming both the United States and Japan. At the sector level, pharmaceutical companies saw renewed investor interest, while the energy sector experienced the opposite trend.

Macroeconomic data released during the month confirmed a favorable environment in the United States, highlighted by a significant upside surprise in job creation, which was substantially higher than expected, as well as signs of improvement in Europe. The release of second-quarter earnings results in July will be particularly important in providing a more comprehensive outlook that also takes into account the performance of individual companies. The portfolio delivered a very strong performance, driven primarily by successful stock selection.

Notable positive contributors included several technology companies operating in different niche segments: Dutch-based ASML, which owns the technology that enables advanced chip manufacturing; Taiwan Semiconductor, the world's largest semiconductor producer and one of ASML’s key customers; Amphenol, a US company specializing in connectivity solutions; and Fortinet, one of the global leaders in cybersecurity. The same sector, however, also included some of the weakest performers during the month, namely Cognizant, Intuit, Adobe, and Microsoft. In these cases, the weakness was largely attributable to concerns that artificial intelligence could disrupt these companies’ business models by enabling the replacement of their products and services with more efficient or lower-cost alternatives.

It is nevertheless encouraging to note that the overall contribution from the technology sector remained strongly positive, thanks to the portfolio’s limited exposure to the stocks that underperformed. As a result, the sector achieved a significantly better overall performance than the benchmark technology index.

Offer documents

Document Date of the document Download
Management rules 25/01/2013 PDF get_app
Prospectus 06/05/2026 PDF get_app
KID 16/07/2026 PDF get_app

Semi-annual reports

Document Date of the document Download
Semi annual report 30/06/2025 PDF get_app

Annual reports

Document Date of the document Download
Annual report 31/12/2025 PDF get_app

Notice

Document Date of the document Download
Notice Globersel Global Equity - Walter Scott TO Leadersel Global Equity 03/06/2026 PDF get_app

Sustainability related disclosures – Article 8

Document Date of the document Download
Web disclosure 01/04/2026 PDF get_app
Leadersel Walter Scott - Pre-contractual disclosure information RTS 06/05/2026 PDF get_app
Fund manager
Walter Scott & Partners Ltd
Walter Scott & Partners Ltd
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