Funds
World Equity

Overview
Optimum Actions Internationales takes an active discretionary management approach that focuses on stocks within the benchmark index.
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| Inception date | 1999/01/15 |
| ISIN code | FR0007019245 |
| Assets under management (€ M) | 30.04 (2025/09/30) |
| Net asset value (€) | 58.41 (2025/09/30) |
| Valuation | Cut-Off Time * | Weekly (Friday) | Before 11:00 CET/CEST |
Managers
Pierre Boudeau
Thomas Quintela
Fund features
- This Fund invests in international equities.
- The performance history demonstrates the value added by active management, primarily in bear markets.
- A management framework is used to tactically monitor the allocations to different regions of the world.
This product carries a risk of capital loss.
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Main risks
Equity risk:
Due to the investment strategy, the Fund’s exposure to the equity risk is high; therefore, in the event of a downward trend in equity markets, the Fund’s net asset value could fall.
Foreign exchange risk:
This is the impact on the currency exposure of fluctuations in a currency against the reference currency. There is a foreign exchange risk for French residents due to the composition of the portfolio, which may include shares listed, inter alia, in US dollars, pounds sterling, Canadian dollars, Danish kroner, Swedish kroner, Norwegian kroner, Swiss francs, Japanese yen and Chinese yuan.
Detailed information about the product's risks is available in the pre-contractual documentation of the Fund.
Documentation (only available in French)
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| Asset class | International Stocks |
| Geographic Area | Global |
| Minimum recommended investment period | 5 years |
| Asset manager | Optimum Gestion Financière S.A. |
| Custodian | Société Générale Securities Services (SGSS) |
| SFDR classification | Article 8 |
| Reference currency | EUR |
| Eligibility for French Equity Savings Plan (PEA) | No |
* As part of subscription/redemption operations on a collective investment scheme, the cut-off time refers to the deadline for centralizing orders to be executed at the same day's net asset value (NAV). This time is a technical deadline for the centralizing agent. It is therefore the responsibility of investors to submit their orders sufficiently in advance of the indicated time, so that their financial institution can transmit its own order to the centralizing agent in due time, and so that the latter has a recommended minimum margin of more than 30 minutes for technical processing and recording.

