In an era where technology is driving innovation and transforming industries globally, Pru Life UK introduces the PRULink Global Tech Navigator Fund (the “Fund”), offering Filipino investors a unique opportunity to capitalise on the dynamic growth of the global tech sector.
The global tech sector is poised to close 2024 with solid earnings, driven by AI enhancements boosting demand for software, semiconductors, electronics, e-commerce, and more tech advancements.
Available as a fund option within Pru Life UK’s investment-linked insurance products, the PRULink Global Tech Navigator Fund is designed to keep a pulse on key tech trends across the globe, with potential to deliver high returns for investors.
Through this Fund, customers gain access to the ATRAM Global Technology Feeder Fund of ATRAM Trust Corporation (“ATRAM”) whose target fund is Fidelity International’s Fidelity Funds – Global Technology Fund (the “Target Fund”).
Since its inception, ATRAM’s Feeder Fund, has achieved an impressive 21% annual growth return, underscoring its potential to deliver strong performance even during periods of market volatility. This makes it an attractive option for Filipino investors seeking higher returns by tapping into the growth of technology-driven companies globally.
Global giants at the forefront of technological advancement like Alphabet Inc., Amazon.com Inc., Apple Inc., Microsoft Corp, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd, and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd., are the focus of PRULink Global Tech Navigator Fund.
Stay confident knowing that the target Fund is expertly managed by Fidelity International, a leading and award-winning global asset manager with over 50 years of experience.
For Filipino investors, especially those with an aggressive risk appetite or a strong interest in technology, the PRULink Global Tech Navigator Fund is an ideal way to stay ahead of the curve in a fast-evolving market. Whether you’re a young professional, a tech enthusiast, or a seasoned investor seeking diversification, this fund allows you to capitalize on the growth potential of technology-driven companies.
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