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This page explains certain legal and regulatory restrictions in
relation to the information contained in this website and the
countries in which Gartmore funds are authorised. The information
contained in this website may be changed by Gartmore at any time
without notice.
References to Gartmore mean Gartmore Investment Limited and
Gartmore Fund Managers Limited Limited and Gartmore Global Partners
where appropriate.
Whilst Gartmore uses all reasonable efforts to ensure that the
information on this website is accurate and up to date. No
representations or warranties are given as to the reliability,
accuracy and completeness of the information on this website.
Gartmore accepts no liability for any damage or loss including loss
of profit whether direct, indirect or consequential in respect of
the use of this web site or its content. However, we do not exclude
or restrict any liability that we may have under the Financial
Services Authority rules and any other applicable laws or
regulations in England or Wales or other jurisdictions where
Gartmore operate or provide financial services.
Nothing contained on this website constitutes investment advice and
it is important that you do not rely upon its content to make
investment decisions. This website should not be regarded as
constituting a distribution or an offer or solicitation to sell
shares or units in any of the Gartmore funds in any jurisdiction in
which such distribution, offer or solicitation would be contrary to
local law or regulation.
In particular, the information on the Gartmore website is not for
distribution and does not constitute an offer to sell or the
solicitation of any offer to buy any securities in the United
States of America to or for the benefit of United States persons
being resident in the United States of America or partnerships or
corporations organised under the laws of the United States of
America or any state, territory or possession thereof. The shares
or units in any of the Gartmore funds have not been, and will not
be registered under the United States Securities Act 1933.
The jurisdictions in which the Gartmore funds are currently
authorised are as follows:
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Gartmore ISAs and OEICs |
United Kingdom only |
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Gartmore Investment Trusts |
United Kingdom only |
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Gartmore Institutional Pooled Funds |
United Kingdom only |
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Gartmore SICAV |
Austria, Belgium, Chile, Finland, France, Germany, Guernsey,
Italy, Isle of Man, Jersey, Luxembourg, Malta, The Netherlands,
Norway, Peru, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Spain, Sweden,
Switzerland and United Kingdom. |
Please note: Gartmore may from time to time
introduce new funds/sub-funds and achieve registration of existing
funds/sub-funds in other countries. You are therefore urged to
contact Gartmore to check the current position before making a
purchase.
You should always
bear in mind that:
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The value of investments and the
income from them may go down as well as up and you may not get back
your original investment.
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Past performance is not a guide to
future performance.
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Emerging markets tend to be more
volatile than more established stockmarkets and therefore your
money is at greater risk. Other risk factors such as political and
economic conditions should also be considered.
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Funds investing in overseas
securities are exposed to and can hold currencies other than
sterling. As a result, exchange rate movements may cause the value
of investments to decrease or increase.
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ISAs were introduced on 6 April
1999 for an initial ten year period. They are subject to government
legislation and as such their tax benefits may be changed in the
future.
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The value of current tax relief
depends on individual circumstances. If you have doubts about your
tax position, you should seek professional advice.
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The level of yield is subject to
fluctuation and is not guaranteed.
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The difference between the
redemption and the running (or income) yield is that the redemption
yield gives a more long term view, taking into account expected
capital repayments as well as income payments should the bonds in
the fund be held for 10 years. The running (or income) yield gives
an indication of the income to be paid based on the Fund's current
bond holdings.
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When a Fund holds high yielding
bonds there is an increased risk of capital erosion through default
or if the redemption yield is below the income yield. You should
also be aware that economic conditions and changes to interest
levels may significantly impact the values of high yield
bonds.
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For the Gartmore UK Equity Income
Fund, Cautious Managed Fund, High Yield Corporate Bond Fund, the
Corporate Bond Fund, Gartmore MultiManager Active Fund, Gartmore
MultiManager Balanced Fund, Gartmore MultiManager Global High Alpha
Fund and Gartmore MultiManager UK High Alpha Fund some or all of
the annual management fee is currently charged to the capital of
the Fund. Whilst this increases the yield, it will restrict the
potential for capital growth.
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Where a Fund holds a limited number
of investments and one or more of those investments declines or is
otherwise adversely affected, it may have a more pronounced effect
on the Fund's value than if a larger number of investments were
held.
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An investment in futures and
options might be volatile.
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Bear funds are designed for
experienced investors looking for potential capital appreciation
within a falling stock market. The volatility of a Bear Fund is not
expected to be any greater than that of the underlying stock
market. Should you be invested in a Bear Fund during a sustained
stock market rise, there is a risk that your investment may be
completely eroded. Whilst the manager will aim to minimise this
risk, there is no guarantee that this will be achieved.
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Funds which specialise in a
particular region or market sector are more risky than those which
hold a very broad spread of investments.
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Smaller companies are less liquid
than larger companies, which means that fluctuations in price may
be greater than for larger companies.
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Your money is more secure in a
deposit account where only the level of interest paid may
fluctuate.
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Telephone calls may be recorded for
monitoring and training purposes.
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If you have any doubt whether any
of the Gartmore funds are suitable for you and you wish to obtain
personal advice, please contact a financial
adviser.
An application for any of the Gartmore funds can be made by
completing the relevant application form. Investors must read the
relevant terms and conditions, the simplified prospectus/key
features document that apply to the chosen Gartmore fund and the
Prospectus if applicable. Please note that for investors based
outside the United Kingdom, there is no right to cancel an
agreement to purchase units and shares under the Conduct of
Business Rules of the Financial Services Authority. The normal
protections provided by the United Kingdom regulatory system do not
apply and compensation under the Financial Services Compensation
Scheme is not available.
We are obliged under the money laundering regulations to obtain
independent documentary evidence of identity. Details of the
procedures for the identification of investors are contained in the
relevant application form. If you have any questions about the
information required please consult your independent financial
adviser.
We will hold any personal information provided to us through the
Gartmore website in confidence and in accordance with the Data
Protection Act 1998 (as amended from time to time). We will use
your information for the administration and servicing of your
investments and all other related activities. We may disclose your
information to our agents and service providers for these purposes.
We may also share your information with organisations within the
same corporate group as Gartmore and we or they may contact you by
mail, telephone, e-mail or fax with products and services which may
be of interest to you. We will not sell on your details to any
third party. However you should note that where you have applied
for a Gartmore fund through a financial adviser, we may disclose
information concerning your investment in these products to that
financial adviser. If you do not want to be contacted by Gartmore
and other companies within the same corporate group as Gartmore for
marketing purposes, please tick the appropriate boxes when making
your application, but remember that if you do, we will not be able
to notify you of any special offers and promotions. You acknowledge
that the Internet is not a totally reliable and secure medium of
communication. Gartmore accepts no liability for the security or
confidentiality of information transmitted in this way and any such
transmission of information shall be at your risk.
Gartmore Investment Management Limited (GIM), Gartmore Investment
Limited (GIL) and Gartmore Fund Managers Limited (GFM) are all
registered in England and Wales (nos 953703, 1508030 and 1137353).
The registered address of GIM, GIL and GFM is Gartmore House, 8
Fenchurch Place, London, EC3M 4PB.
Gartmore Global Partners (GGP) is a general partnership registered
in Delaware, USA, EIN 56-1903611. The registered office of GGP is
One International Place, Fort Hill Square, Boston, Massachusetts
02110, USA.
GIL, GFM and GGP are authorised and regulated by the Financial
Services Authority under the references 119236 (GIL), 122610 (GFM)
and 172616 (GGP). See www.fsa.gov.uk/register for more details. GGP
is also a SEC registered investment advisor. For company contact
details click the link at the left hand side of the page. Full
legal information can be viewed by clicking the link above.
Any issues concerning the content of this website should be
addressed to the Company Secretary, Gartmore Investment Limited,
Gartmore House, 8 Fenchurch Place, London EC3M 4PB.
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with all rights reserved. You may not copy, reproduce, distribute
or modify the content of the Gartmore website without Gartmore's
prior written permission.
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regulated by the Financial Services Authority in the United
Kingdom. |