Multi-asset

Global Listed Real Assets

Industry leader

Macquarie is a recognised leader in real assets1

Dedicated team

Dedicated multi-asset specialists supported by 60 listed real assets investment professionals

Dynamic investment process

Differentiated investment process with a dynamic asset-allocation framework

1. IPE Real Assets Top 100 Infrastructure Investment Managers 2023, published in July/August 2023. Macquarie Group’s investments in infrastructure are predominantly by Macquarie Asset Management’s private market’s infrastructure team, which acquires and manages infrastructure and infrastructure-like businesses on behalf of investors. 

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Fund (not by share class)

Objective: The Fund seeks to provide investors with capital appreciation, income and diversification utilizing securities which are deemed to provide exposure to real assets. The Fund aims to protect purchasing power by providing risk-adjusted and inflation adjusted total returns over full market cycles.

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Fund inception date 12 October 2020
Asset class Multi-asset
Currencies available USD/EUR
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Fund type SICAV
SFDR -
IA Sector Flexible Investment
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Sub-Fund Share Class ISIN ACC/Dist Hedged Launch Date  Launch Price Share Class Currency
Macquarie Fund Solutions – Macquarie Global Listed Real Assets Fund A3 GBP LU2534982934
Acc No 30-Sept-22 10.00 GBP
Macquarie Fund Solutions – Macquarie Global Listed Real Assets Fund A3 GBP (dist) LU2534983072 Dist No 30-Sept-22 10.00 GBP


Risks:

  • As a class, equities carry higher risks than bonds or money market instruments.
  • The Strategy focuses on a single sector (global listed real assets).
  • The value of an investment in the Strategy can go up and down. When you sell your shares, they may be worth less than you paid for them. If your currency as an investor is different from the reference currency of the Strategy, changes in currency exchange rates could reduce any investment gains or increase any investment losses.
  • International investments entail risks including fluctuation in currency values, differences in accounting principles, or economic or political instability. Investing in emerging markets can be riskier than investing in established foreign markets due to increased volatility, lower trading volume, and higher risk of market closures. In many emerging markets, there is substantially less publicly available information and the available information may be incomplete or misleading. Legal claims are generally more difficult to pursue.
  • Preferred stock and hybrid securities and the risks associated with both, including distribution deferrals, liquidity, voting rights and redemption by the issuer could impact the Strategy.
  • Certain derivatives could increase the Strategy’s volatility or expose the Strategy to losses greater than the cost of the derivatives.
  • Certain securities could become hard to value, or to sell at a desired time and price.
  • A foreign government or government-related issuer may be unable to make timely payments on its external debt obligations.