Flossbach von Storch - Multi Asset - Growth ET

Gross fund performance (BVI method) takes into account all costs incurred at fund level (for example, management fees), net fund performance also takes into account the subscription fee. Further costs may be charged individually at customer level (e.g. custody fees, commissions and other charges). Example calculation (net method): An investor wishes to buy shares with capital of €1,000. Based on a maximum subscription fee of 5 %, € 50 will be deducted from their investment as a one-off initial charge. In addition, custody fees may also be applied, which will further reduce the investor’s return. The level of custody fees can be found in your bank’s schedule of fees and services.
Please refer to the cost details presented in this document to determine the maximum subscription fee for the share class of the sub-fund.
The reference index is merely informative. It does not constitute any obligation from the fund manager to track the index or achieve the same performance.
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.

Source: Custodian bank and SIX Financial Information

Gross fund performance (BVI method) takes into account all costs incurred at fund level (for example, management fees), net fund performance also takes into account the subscription fee. Further costs may be charged individually at customer level (e.g. custody fees, commissions and other charges). Example calculation (net method): An investor wishes to buy shares with capital of €1,000. Based on a maximum subscription fee of 5 %, € 50 will be deducted from their investment as a one-off initial charge. In addition, custody fees may also be applied, which will further reduce the investor’s return. The level of custody fees can be found in your bank’s schedule of fees and services.
Please refer to the cost details presented in this document to determine the maximum subscription fee for the share class of the sub-fund.
The reference index is merely informative. It does not constitute any obligation from the fund manager to track the index or achieve the same performance.
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.

Source: Custodian bank and SIX Financial Information

Gross fund performance (BVI method) takes into account all costs incurred at fund level (for example, management fees), net fund performance also takes into account the subscription fee. Further costs may be charged individually at customer level (e.g. custody fees, commissions and other charges). Example calculation (net method): An investor wishes to buy shares with capital of €1,000. Based on a maximum subscription fee of 5 %, € 50 will be deducted from their investment as a one-off initial charge. In addition, custody fees may also be applied, which will further reduce the investor’s return. The level of custody fees can be found in your bank’s schedule of fees and services.
Please refer to the cost details presented in this document to determine the maximum subscription fee for the share class of the sub-fund.
The reference index is merely informative. It does not constitute any obligation from the fund manager to track the index or achieve the same performance.
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.

Source: Custodian bank and SIX Financial Information

Gross fund performance (BVI method) takes into account all costs incurred at fund level (for example, management fees), net fund performance also takes into account the subscription fee. Further costs may be charged individually at customer level (e.g. custody fees, commissions and other charges). Example calculation (net method): An investor wishes to buy shares with capital of €1,000. Based on a maximum subscription fee of 5 %, € 50 will be deducted from their investment as a one-off initial charge. In addition, custody fees may also be applied, which will further reduce the investor’s return. The level of custody fees can be found in your bank’s schedule of fees and services.
Please refer to the cost details presented in this document to determine the maximum subscription fee for the share class of the sub-fund.
The reference index is merely informative. It does not constitute any obligation from the fund manager to track the index or achieve the same performance.
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.

Source: Custodian bank and SIX Financial Information

Source: Depositary and Flossbach von Storch

Source: Depositary and Flossbach von Storch

Source: Depositary and Flossbach von Storch

^a The Sharpe ratio is a measurement for the risk/return profile of an investment. In terms of sub-funds, it determines how much outperformance (that is return on the fund’s assets minus the return of a risk-free asset) the sub-fund achieved per unit of risk.

^b The value at risk (VaR) is a means to measure risk and describes the loss that, with a pre-defined probability (in this case 99 per cent) and in a predetermined holding period (in this case 20 days), will not be exceeded. Here we are dealing with an ex post VaR which has been calculated according to sub-fund prices for a given time series.

^c Volatility is measured through standard deviation and is used to determine the degree of fluctuation of sub-fund prices over a given time frame.

^d The “maximum drawdown” shows the maximum loss an investor can suffer through an unfortunate choice of timing for buying or selling securities in a given time period (260 days).