Sarasin New Power
Worldwise summary
- A global equity fund investing in renewable energy
- Invests in 50 to 80 stocks out of 216 in its investment universe
- Does include gas companies in its investment universe, and invests in energy efficiency as well as renewable energy sources
- Their sustainability analysis uses the Sarasin Sustainability Matrix ®. The SRI research is done in advance of the fund manager’s work and he can only choose from the list of sustainable-rated companies.
Fund summary
Sarasin New Power Fund invests mainly in equities and other equity securities. The fund invests primarily in companies that have a far-sighted and innovative approach to the use of energy and whose commitment to sustainability also takes into consideration environmental and social aspects. Special attention is paid to companies active in renewable energies such as wind, water, biofuels, solar and geothermal power.This fund is authorised for distribution in Switzerland, UK, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, Germany, Austria, Netherlands, Ireland, France, Italy, Belgium, Spain, Sweden, Denmark and Singapore.
Fund objectives
Management
Arthur Hoffman - Fund Manager
Arthur joined Bank Sarasin in 2000 as Senior Portfolio Manager, previous to this he has worked at UBS, Arthur Andersen and is the President of a large Swiss pension fund. He holds an MBA from the University of St. Gall and has a Federal diploma in Financial Analysis and Asset Management.
Matthias Priebs - Deputy Fund Manager
Matthias joined Bank Sarasin in 2007 as Senior Portfolio Manager, previous to this he has worked in Portfolio Management for Bonds, Portfolio Management at Hevetia and at Tareno AG. He studied Business Administration at the University of Zurich and has a Federal diploma in Financial Analysis and Asset Management together with a Diploma Financial Planning Expert.
Ethical screens and 'informal screens'
There are no ethical screens applied to this fund.Top Ten holdings
- Questar corp3.96%
- Enbridge energy partners lp3.80%
- Renewable corp(the)3.54%
- Itron inc2.94%
- Myr group inc2.81%
- Sulzer ag2.73%
- Ingersoll-rand2.72%
- Huber & suhner ag2.72%
- Fabege ab2.58%
- Raetia energie,2.52%
What are the risks?
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Fund Performance
Further information
Website: http://www.sarasinsolutions.co…
Contact number: +44 (0) 20 7038 7159
Factsheet: click here (PDF)
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In the Press
Factsheet - Sarasin New Power Fund A UK-IRE
on 30 April 2012
Factsheet - Sarasin New Power Fund B UK-IRE
on 30 April 2012
Key facts
Theme: Clean Energy
Asset class: Equity
Launch date: 30 April 2007
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