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Global Equity Tracker Service

The Global Equity Tracker provides an extremely quick, easy and cost effective way to achieve a globally diversified investment portfolio that tracks both the geographical content and performance of the world's leading investment markets. The tracker service covers the UK FTSE100, USA S&P 500, Euro Stoxx 50 or SPDR Euro, emerging markets and Japanese Nikkei 225 companies and will track the MSCI World US$ Index as its benchmark.
 
The advantage of this approach is to provide a highly effective means of entering and exiting markets quickly and with minimum cost. Whether you want to quickly enter and exit the stock markets, or whether you are a long-term investor looking to achieve a low cost globally diversified exposure to the world markets, Focus Investor Global Equity Tracker has been designed for you.
 
Tracking will also suit those investors who seek to achieve consistent performance compared to benchmark, providing the ability to build a diversified portfolio in a risk controlled, cost efficient manner. The Global Equity Tracker can act as your "core" investment whilst you are free to add any number of individual "satellite" investments, perhaps in individual companies or other asset classes such as Bonds, Property or Alternative Investment options within your Focus service.
 
This is a US dollar denominated investment and requires a minimum investment of £50,000 or currency equivalent.

Benefits and Risks of the Global Equity Tracker

To read about the benefits and risks of the Global Equity Tracker, please click here.
 


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