Pacific Horizon Investment Trust
Holding | % |
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Sea Ltd ADR | 7.68 % |
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd ADR | 5.46 % |
Li Ning Co Ltd | 4.97 % |
Accton Technology Corp | 3.71 % |
Samsung SDI Co Ltd | 3.22 % |
Tencent Holdings Ltd | 2.93 % |
Ping An Insurance (Group) Co. of China Ltd Class H | 2.84 % |
Vietnam Enterprise Ord | 2.81 % |
CNOOC Ltd | 2.66 % |
Ping An Bank Co Ltd | 2.57 % |
Region | % |
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Asia - Emerging | 57.32 % |
Asia - Developed | 40.05 % |
Sector | % |
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Technology | 37.01 % |
Consumer Cyclical | 17.71 % |
Financial Services | 14.24 % |
Basic materials | 8.28 % |
Healthcare | 7.96 % |
Energy | 5.62 % |
Industrials | 5.50 % |
Managers
Ewan Markson-Brown
Joined 03/18/2014
Ewan graduated MA in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from Oxford University in 2000. He previously worked at Merrill Lynch and Newton as an Asia Pacific portfolio manager. Prior to joining Baillie Gifford in 2013, he was a Senior Vice President in Emerging Markets at PIMCO. Ewan is an Investment Manager in the Emerging Markets Equity Team.
Roderick Snell
Joined 09/10/2013
Roddy graduated BSc First Class Honours in Medical Biology from the University of Edinburgh in 2006. He joined Baillie Gifford in the same year and worked in the UK and European Equity Teams before joining the Emerging Markets Equity Team where he is an Investment Manager. Roddy has managed the Baillie Gifford Pacific Fund since 2010.
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