Premia As­set Al­loc­a­tion Fund E

Premia Asset Allocation Equities Fund E is an Alternative Investment Fund marketed towards the public which primarily invests in equities. The fund aims to invest 80% of its assets in equities, either directly or through other funds.

The fund’s objective is to generate good returns and to spread risk by investing in a mixed portfolio of equities. The fund is also authorized to invest in bonds and deposits, domestic and international. Premia Asset Allocation Equities Fund E is ideal as an addition to portfolios with bonds and bond funds. The fund is authorized to invest the funds it uses for investments in other funds for investments in funds owned by Stefnir hf. The fund is authorized to invest 20% of its assets in institutional investor funds and 10% in private equity which is intended to be listed on a stock exchange.

The fund is aimed at clients of Arion Bank - Premia.

The information provided here has not been independently reviewed.

Stefnir hf. operates as an alternative investment fund manager pursuant to Act No. 45/2020 on Alternative Investment Fund Managers, and UCITS pursuant to Act No. 116/2021 on Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities (UCITS).

Please note that investing in unit shares involves a certain amount of risk. Investments can fall in value or lose all of their value. An alternative investment fund is generally considered to represent a higher risk investment than a UCITS. The greater risk associated with alternative investment funds is a result of its broader investment limits which could result in less risk distribution than in a UCITS.

Funds' investment returns are generally presented as nominal returns. Investment returns on Stefnir's website and promotional material connected to the funds show nominal returns, unless otherwise stated. All returns are calculated in Icelandic krónur

Stefnir hf. has divided its funds into seven different categories depending on the standard deviation in weekly returns over the past 5 years. Category 1 is the least volatile, while category 7 is the most volatile. A fund can be moved into a different category if the volatility of the underlying financial instruments changes. The categorization is based on guidelines issued by the European Securities and Markets Authority. Previous returns on investments in funds are no indication of future returns on investments. Categorizing funds according to the volatility of returns does not reflect all risks involved in the funds' investments. For example, the categorization does not take into account possible defaults by the issuers of financial instruments in which the fund has invested, or other risk factors. The categorization of the funds is subject to the above provisos.

Deposits of funds for collective investment are not insured under Act No. 98/1999 on Deposit Guarantees and Investor Compensation Schemes.

Further information on the fund, including more detailed information on the risk inherent in investing in unit shares, can be found in the fund’s prospectus or KID.