Associated equity: Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust
Launched in June 1989, Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust was one of the first emerging markets funds in the UK. The trust seeks long-term capital appreciation through investment in companies operating in emerging markets or listed on the stock markets of such countries. This may include companies that have a significant amount of their revenues in emerging markets but are listed on stock exchanges in developed countries. Performance is benchmarked against the MSCI Emerging Markets Index.
Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust — 2 videos in collection
In this episode, our director of content, investment trusts Milosz Papst discusses Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust, which is by far the UK’s largest emerging markets investment trust. He starts by providing some background to the current emerging markets opportunity. He elaborates on the trust’s strong performance as well as measures announced by the board in June 2024 aimed at improving liquidity in the trust’s shares and increasing shareholders’ potential total returns. He highlights the trust’s recent announcement related to the use of derivatives. He delves deeper into the trust’s investment process and portfolio structure. He provides examples of the trust’s significant portfolio holdings, such as TSMC, ICICI Bank and Tencent, as well as recent additions including Nari Technology and Ather Energy. He concludes by commenting on the trust’s dividends, revenue and special distributable reserves, discount to NAV and gearing.
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