John Hancock Funds II Multimanager Lifestyle Aggressive Portfolio Class I (JHTAIX)

Overview

The fund is designed to invest a substantial portion of its assets—approximately 100%—in underlying funds that focus predominantly on equity securities. This strategy emphasizes investing in actively managed underlying funds that collectively encompass a diverse array of equity-type securities. The fund's allocation strategy allows it to target small-, mid-, and large-capitalization stocks across a variety of sectors. Additionally, it includes both domestic and foreign securities, which may extend to investments in emerging markets. Notably, this fund is classified as non-diversified, meaning it does not concentrate its investments in a limited number of securities, which can lead to higher risk but also the potential for greater returns.

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• Equity Investments

  The fund primarily invests in equity securities, which include shares of stock from companies of varying sizes (small-cap, mid-cap, and large-cap). This approach allows investors to gain exposure to a broad spectrum of the market, targeting companies with different growth potential and risk profiles.

• Active Management

  With a focus on actively managed underlying funds, the investment strategy relies on skilled fund managers to make informed decisions regarding equity investments. This active management is aimed at identifying undervalued stocks and optimizing the portfolio to enhance returns.

• Domestic and International Securities

  The fund's investment strategy is inclusive of both domestic and foreign securities, broadening the scope of potential investment opportunities. This includes access to international markets and emerging-market securities, allowing investors to benefit from global economic growth.

• Sector Holdings

  By investing across various sectors, the fund diversifies its investments within distinct industries. This sector holding strategy is designed to mitigate risk through diversification while capturing sector-specific growth opportunities.

• Non-Diversified Structure

  The fund's non-diversified structure indicates a strategy that may concentrate investments in fewer positions compared to diversified funds. This approach can lead to potentially higher returns or risks, depending on the performance of the selected securities.