CT (Lux) Pan European Smaller Companies 9G GBP
SICAV
| ISIN: LU1849566598
Asset Class
Equity
Region of Investment
Europe
Domicile
LU
Share Class Currency
GBP
Price (NAV)
(as at 07 May 2025)
£9.8881
Price Change
(as at 07 May 2025)
Fund Size
(as at 30 Apr 2025)
£254.33mn
SFDR Category
8
Key Documents
Overview
Fund Managers
SFDR Category
8
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Performance
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Full Portfolio Holdings
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Philip Dicken joined the company in 2004 and has managed the pan European smaller companies strategy since it was launched in 2005, and jointly manages Pan European Small Cap Opportunities. He became head of European equities in 2012 and head of international equities in 2022. He started his career with Merrill Lynch as an analyst in the Corporate Finance division and holds a first-class degree in Mechanical Engineering with study in Continental Europe from Bristol University. He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation and is a member of the CFA Society of the UK.
Equity : Europe Insights
7 May 2025
Equity
Head of UK Equities
Mythbusters: why the bad press around UK stocks doesn’t stack up
Mythbusters: why the bad press around UK stocks doesn’t stack up
From valuations and the make-up of the index to perceived US superiority and mistaking the UK economy as a proxy for the equity market, many of these just don’t stand up to scrutiny. We debunk six myths in detail.
6 May 2025
Multi-Asset
Multi asset
Senior Economist
Market Perspectives: What do the first 100 days of Trump mean for the next 1,361?
Market Perspectives: What do the first 100 days of Trump mean for the next 1,361?
The 30th April marked 100 days since President Trump took office, which is often a time to reflect on the achievements or otherwise of an incoming president.
1 May 2025
Equity
Client Portfolio Manager
Portfolio Manager
Why the time is ripe for Europe
Why the time is ripe for Europe
With the global economy shifting, the case for European equities is stronger than it has been in years. We look at the opportunity, why stock selection will be key to success, and why quality will win out.