Fidelity Fundamental Emerging Markets ETF (FFEM)

Overview

The Fund, as described, operates as a diversified investment pool, targeting a range of instruments that span across various types of securities and financial agreements. With its investment strategy stretching over cash bonds, loans, and other monetary instruments, it appears to cater to investors looking for varied exposure in sovereign, sovereign-related, and other financial markets. Investing in both cash and derivative instruments, it aims to provide a balanced approach to achieving its financial objectives. This strategy signifies an adaptability to invest in direct instruments or indirectly through other funds, including those that are affiliated, thereby offering a broad spectrum of investment opportunities to its investors.

Products and Services

• Cash Bonds

  An investment in debt securities issued by corporations or governments, representing a loan made by the investor to the issuer in exchange for a fixed or variable interest rate over a specified term. This is a cornerstone for investors seeking steady income streams and capital preservation.

• Loans of Sovereign and Sovereign Related Issuers

  Represents lending money to countries or entities affiliated with governmental bodies. This type of investment is often pursued for its potential for stable returns and capital security, given the backing by sovereign guarantors.

• Covered Bonds

  These are debt securities backed by cash flows from mortgages or public sector loans. They are similar to cash bonds but offer an extra layer of protection, as the bondholder has a preferential claim over a pool of assets pre-determined by the issuer.

• Repos

  Short for repurchase agreements, repos are agreements to sell securities and then repurchase them at a pre-agreed price. They are typically used for short-term borrowing and lending, often in government securities.

• Other Investment Funds (including affiliated)

  This area covers investments in various funds, including those managed by affiliates of The Fund. This allows for diversification across different asset classes and investment strategies, offering investors access to a wider range of opportunities.

• Money Market Funds

  These funds invest in short-term debt securities such as government bonds, treasury bills, bankers' acceptances, commercial paper, and certificates of deposit. Money market funds are typically used by investors as a means to earn interest while maintaining a high degree of liquidity.