Transamerica International Equity Fund Class I (TSWIX)
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Transamerica International Equity Fund Class I Profile
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Overview
This company is positioned as a mutual fund focusing on investments in equity securities of foreign firms, emphasizing exposure to a diverse range of countries outside the United States. By dedicating at least 80% of its net assets (inclusive of borrowed funds, if any, for investment purposes) towards foreign company equities from at least three different countries, the fund aims for a broad international portfolio. Investment decisions are guided by a strategy emphasizing established companies in foreign markets, particularly those deemed undervalued by the sub-adviser. While the fund primarily targets entities domiciled in developed markets, it allows for up to 10% of its assets to be invested in companies from emerging countries, blending stability with growth potential.
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- Equity Securities of Foreign Companies
The fund mainly invests in equity securities of established foreign companies, seeking out those that the sub-adviser believes are undervalued. This product aims to provide investors with exposure to potentially high-growth opportunities in markets outside the United States, with a strong emphasis on companies and markets that offer potential for appreciation in value.
- Investments in Developed Markets
Primarily focusing on the securities of companies domiciled in developed markets, the fund looks for stable and reliable investment opportunities across a broad range of industries and sectors. This strategy is designed to offer investors exposure to the lower-risk profile and potential steady growth associated with developed-market investments.
- Emerging Market Investments
Up to 10% of its assets may be allocated to securities of companies in emerging countries, offering a balanced approach between the stability of developed markets and the growth potential of emerging economies. This allows the fund to diversify its investment portfolio further and capitalize on dynamic growth opportunities in faster-growing regions.
