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Teilfonds Der Metzler Premier Funds P.L.C Wesentliche Anlegerinformationen Gegenstand dieses Dokuments sind wesentliche Informationen für den Anleger über diesen Fonds. Es handelt sich nicht um Werbematerial. Diese Informationen sind gesetzlich vorgeschrieben, um Ihnen die Wesensart dieses Fonds und die Risiken einer Anlage in ihn zu erläutern. Wir raten Ihnen zur Lektüre dieses Dokuments, so dass Sie eine fundierte Anlageentscheidung treffen können. Metzler Premier Merkur Fund (der "Fonds"), Teilfonds der Metzler Premier Funds p.l.c. (die "Gesellschaft") (ISIN: IE00B28QM638) Dieser Fonds wird verwaltet von der Metzler Ireland Limited ("MIL"). Die MIL gehört zur Metzler-Gruppe. Ziele und Anlagepolitik Das Anlageziel des Fonds ist eine langfristige Wertsteigerung Die Nettoerträge (Erträge abzüglich Aufwendungen) des Fonds seiner Anlagen. können jährlich ausgeschüttet werden. Die Gebühren für den Der Fonds wird auf diversifizierter Basis in Aktien, Kauf und Verkauf von Wertpapieren trägt der Fonds. Sie aktienbezogene Wertpapiere, Investmentvermögen und entstehen zusätzlich zu den unten angegebenen Kosten und Einlagen investieren. können die Rendite des Fonds wesentlich mindern. Der Fonds kann auch bis zu 100 % seines Nettovermögens in Begriffserklärungen: andere Investmentvermögen investieren. Aktien: Wertpapiere, die Eigentumsanteile an einem Empfehlung: Dieser Fonds ist unter Umständen für Anleger Unternehmen repräsentieren. nicht geeignet, die ihr Geld innerhalb eines Zeitraums von 5-7 Derivate: Finanzinstrumente, deren Beschaffenheit und Wert Jahren aus dem Fonds wieder zurückziehen wollen. von der Wertentwicklung eines oder mehrerer Basiswerte Anleger können grundsätzlich an jedem abhängen; typischerweise Wertpapiere, Indizes, Währungen Handelstag/Wochentag, an dem die Banken in Dublin und oder Zinssätze. Frankfurt am Main für den Geschäftsverkehr geöffnet sind, ihre Eine ausführliche Darstellung der Anlagepolitik findet sich Fondsanteile zurückgeben. im Abschnitt "Anlagepolitik" im fondsspezifischen Teil des OGAW-Prospekts, der von MIL erhältlich ist. Risiko- und Ertragsprofil Typischerweise Typischerweise Der Fonds gibt Anlegern keinen Kapitalschutz bzw. keine geringere Rendite höhere Rendite Garantie auf Kapitalerhalt. Geringeres Risiko Höheres Risiko Zusätzlich zu den vom Indikator erfassten Risiken, können die folgenden Risiken auch direkten Einfluss auf den Fonds 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 haben: Währungsrisiko: Der Fonds kann auch in Vermögenswerte investieren, die nicht in Euro denominiert sind. Das kann dazu Der Fonds ist in die Kategorie 5 eingestuft, da er hauptsächlich führen, dass Ihre Anlage im Wert fällt, wenn der Eurokurs in Aktien investiert und somit generellen Schwankungen der gegenüber diesen Währungen steigt. Aktienmärkte sowie spezifischen Schwankungen regionaler Derivaterisiko: Das Risiko des Verlusts eines Aktienmärkte unterworfen ist. Finanzinstruments, wenn eine geringfügige Veränderung des Dieser Risikoindikator beruht auf historischen Daten; eine Basiswerts einen größeren Einfluss auf den Wert des Vorhersage künftiger Entwicklungen ist damit nicht möglich. betreffenden Finanzinstruments haben kann. Die Einstufung des Fonds kann sich künftig ändern und kann Eine ausführliche Darstellung der Risiken findet sich in nicht dauerhaft garantiert werden. Abschnitt 15 des OGAW-Prospekts, der von MIL erhältlich Die niedrigste Kategorie kann nicht mit einer risikofreien Anlage ist. gleichgesetzt werden. Stand: 13.3.2017 www.metzlerireland.com Seite 1 von 2 v.29202.14.31132.12 Kosten Einmalige Kosten vor und nach der Anlage: Der hier angegebene Ausgabeauf-/Rücknahmeabschlag ist ein Höchstbetrag. Im Einzelfall kann er geringer ausfallen. Den Ausgabeauf- und 5,00% tatsächlich geltenden Betrag können Sie beim Vertreiber der Rücknahmeabschläge 2,00% Fondsanteile oder dem für Sie zuständigen vermittelnden, unabhängigen Vertriebspartner erfragen. Dabei handelt es sich um den Höchstbetrag, der von Ihrer Anlage vor der Anlage / vor der Auszahlung Ihrer Rendite abgezogen Der Mindesterstzeichnungsbetrag für den Fonds beträgt 50.000 wird. EUR. Die hier angegebenen laufenden Kosten fielen in dem Geschäftsjahr des Fonds an, das im Dezember 2016 endete. Kosten, die vom Fonds im Laufe des Jahres abgezogen werden: Sie können von Jahr zu Jahr schwanken. Nicht eingeschlossen sind Performancegebühren und Transaktionskosten, Laufende Kosten 1,20% ausgenommen Ausgabeauf-/Rücknahmeabschlag beim Kauf Kosten, die der Fonds unter bestimmten Umständen zu tragen oder Verkauf von Fondsanteilen anderer Investmentvermögen, hat: die vom Fonds getragen werden. Ausführliche Informationen über die Kosten, die Gebühren für den Tausch von Fondsanteilen: Keine Performancegebühren sowie deren Berechnung finden Sie Performancegebühr: Keine in Abschnitt 6 des OGAW-Prospekts, der von Metzler Ireland Limited erhältlich ist. Aus den Gebühren und sonstigen Kosten werden die laufende Verwaltung und Verwahrung des Fondsvermögens sowie die Vermarktung und der Vertrieb der Fondsanteile finanziert. Anfallende Kosten verringern die Ertragschancen des Anlegers. Frühere Wertentwicklung 30% Die Wertentwicklung der Vergangenheit ist keine Garantie für die künftige Entwicklung. 15% Bei der Berechnung wurden sämtliche Kosten -30,0 -17,0 und Gebühren mit Ausnahme des Ausgabeauf- 0% 25,1 19,6 17,2 18,0 3,8 11,5 6,6 /Rücknahmeabschlags abgezogen. Die historische Wertentwicklung wurde in Euro -15% berechnet. -30% Der Fonds wurde 2007 aufgelegt. -45% 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Praktische Informationen Verwahrstelle des Fonds ist Brown Brothers Harriman Trustee Services (Ireland) Limited. Der Fonds ist ein Teilfonds der Gesellschaft. Ausführlichere Informationen über den Fonds (einschließlich des OGAW-Prospekts, des letzten gültigen OGAW-Jahresberichts und jedes darauf folgenden OGAW-Halbjahresberichts) sind kostenlos in englischer Sprache von MIL erhältlich. Der OGAW-Prospekt, der OGAW-Jahresbericht und der OGAW-Halbjahresbericht beziehen sich auf alle Teilfonds der Gesellschaft. Der Nettoinventarwert pro Anteil des Fonds kann auf unserer Homepage www.metzlerireland.com eingesehen werden. Die irische Steuergesetzgebung kann Einfluss auf Ihre persönliche Steuerposition als Anleger im Fonds haben. Potenzielle Anleger sollten deshalb vor einer Anlage ihren persönlichen Steuerberater zu Rate ziehen. Die MIL kann lediglich auf der Grundlage einer in diesem Dokument enthaltenen Erklärung haftbar gemacht werden, die irreführend, unrichtig oder nicht mit den einschlägigen Teilen des OGAW-Prospekts vereinbar ist. Anleger können ihre Fondsanteile (oder einen Teil derselben) zurückgeben. Dazu senden sie einen schriftlichen und unterschriebenen Rücknahmeantrag per Post/Fax an die Gesellschaft oder ihren bevollmächtigten Vertreter. Anleger können die Anteile eines Teilfonds in die eines anderen Teilfonds der Gesellschaft umtauschen, sofern die Voraussetzungen für eine Investition in den bzw. die anderen Teilfonds erfüllt werden. Ausführlichere Informationen über den Tausch von Fondsanteilen enthält Abschnitt 7 E des OGAW-Prospekts. Die Gesellschaft ist eine offene Investmentgesellschaft mit getrennter Haftung der Teilfonds. Die Einzelheiten der aktuellen Vergütungspolitik, darunter eine Beschreibung, wie die Vergütung und die sonstigen Zuwendungen berechnet werden, und die Identität der für die Zuteilung der Vergütung und sonstigen Zuwendungen zuständigen Personen, auf unserer Homepage www.metzler-ireland.com, und dass auf Anfrage kostenlos eine Papierversion zur Verfügung gestellt wird. Dieser Fonds ist in Irland zugelassen und wird durch die irische Zentralbank reguliert. Die MIL ist in Irland zugelassen und wird durch die irische Zentralbank reguliert. Diese wesentlichen Informationen für den Anleger sind zutreffend und entsprechen dem Stand vom 13.3.2017. Stand: 13.3.2017 www.metzlerireland.com Seite 2 von 2 v.29202.14.31132.12 Metzler Premier Merkur Fund (the “Fund”) METZLER PREMIER FUNDS PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY (the “Company”) LEAFLET 20 May 2015 _______________________________________________________ KTC\4022332.13 This Leaflet relates to Metzler Premier Merkur Fund, a sub-fund of Metzler Premier Funds public limited company, and forms an integral part of the prospectus of the Company dated 20 May 2015 (the “Prospectus”). This Leaflet must be read in the context of, and together with, the Prospectus. Investors should read the risk factors set out in this Leaflet. In addition to the section entitled “Risk Factors”, investors in the Fund should be aware that the Fund may not be suitable for all investors because of the potential gains and losses from an investment in the Fund, the volatility of such investments and the inherent losses. The recommended investment horizon of investors in the Fund is a minimum of 5 - 7 years and investors must be able to bear longer term losses. Investment in the Fund should not constitute a substantial proportion of an investment portfolio and may not be appropriate for all investors. As a consequence of the risk factors set out in this Leaflet, the Company is unable to provide any guarantee, assurance or warranty to investors as to the performance of the Fund. The Directors of the Company, whose names appear in the Prospectus, accept responsibility for the information contained in this Leaflet. To the best of the knowledge and belief of the Directors (who have taken all reasonable care to ensure that such is the case) the information contained in this Leaflet is in accordance with the facts and does not omit anything likely to affect the import of such information.
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