RBC Global Opportunities Fund Class I (RGOIX)

Overview

The fund operates with a global investment outlook, focusing on building a diversified portfolio by primarily engaging in equity securities. It is designed for investors looking to access a broad spectrum of opportunities across various countries, including emerging and developed markets. The strategy of investing in a minimum of three countries, with the possibility of including the United States, allows the fund to capture growth across different economic environments. By not limiting itself to a specific market capitalization, the fund remains flexible, adapting its investment focus according to market conditions and potential growth opportunities. Despite this flexibility, there might be times when it significantly leans towards companies within a specific market capitalization category, aligning with its objective to maximize returns for investors.

Products and Services

• Equity Securities Investment

  The fund invests in equity securities of companies located around the globe. This includes stocks in both developed and emerging markets, offering a diversified investment portfolio that aims to capitalize on global growth opportunities. By investing in equity securities, the fund seeks to achieve long-term capital appreciation for its investors.

• Global Market Diversification

  A core feature of the fund's investment strategy is its commitment to global diversification. It ensures investments in at least three different countries, one of which may be the United States. This approach exposes investors to a wide array of markets and sectors, reducing the impact of volatility in any single market and potentially increasing the opportunity for higher returns.

• Flexible Market Capitalization Investment

  Though the fund is open to investing across all market capitalizations, it possesses the flexibility to concentrate investments in companies of a particular market cap category. This strategy allows it to respond to market trends and opportunities, potentially focusing on small-cap, mid-cap, or large-cap companies, depending on where it sees the most potential for growth and returns.