Eco sector to thrive on tighter green regulation - Allianz

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Allianz is hoping its new RCM Global EcoTrends fund can ‘clean up' as tighter regulation controls drive prospects in global environmental solutions.

Launched on 14 February, the fund will target companies of all sizes in the areas of eco energy, pollution control and clean water. The offering is a mirror to the Luxembourg domiciled Allianz-dit EcoTrends fund, which has returned 48.8% since its May 2006 launch. Bozena Jankowska manages the portfolio. While the fund is benchmarked against the FTSE ET50, it can invest in a broader universe of 400 plus stocks, of which 50 to 70 can be held at any one time. Approximately 80% of the fund is invested in the eco energy theme, with the remainder split equally between water and pollution contro...

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