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BNP Paribas | BNP USA Small Companies Dis - USD

This sub-fund invests at least 75% of its assets in equities and/or equity equivalent securities issued by companies having market capitalisation lower than the largest market capitalisation (observed at the beginning of each financial year) of the Russell 2000 index and that have their registered offices or conduct the majority of their business activities in the United States of America. The remaining portion, namely a maximum of 25% of its assets, may be invested in any other transferable securities, money market instruments, financial derivative instruments or cash.
Quote
Quote
€235,16
Quote date
27-02-2025
Performance in EUR
Date
01-01-1970
This year
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1 week
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1 month
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3 months
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6 months
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1 year
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3 years (annualised)
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5 years (annualised)
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Since start (annualised)
-
Indicators
Standard deviation (3yr)
18,00%
Share ratio (3yr)
0,52
Beta (3yr)
1,00
Alpha (3yr)
1,23
Tracking error (3yr)
-
Top 10 holdings (28-02-2026)
Advanced Energy Industries Inc
2,28 %
Plexus Corp
2,12 %
MSA Safety Inc
1,99 %
Watts Water Technologies Inc Class A
1,77 %
Casella Waste Systems Inc Class A
1,76 %
Herc Holdings Inc
1,72 %
Hexcel Corp
1,67 %
Ciena Corp
1,64 %
nVent Electric PLC
1,62 %
Axis Capital Holdings Ltd
1,53 %
Fees
Entry fee
0,60%
Exit charges
0,60%
Estimated ongoing charges
1,21%
Dividend
Dividend paying
Yes
Dividend
-
Ex-dividend date
-
Payment date
-
Dividend frequency
Annually
Characteristic
Asset Manager
BNP Paribas
Asset class
Equities
Investment category
Equities - North America
Active/Passive
Active
Fund code
54234
Fund code fractional orders
54234
Fund manager name
Geoffry V. Dailey|Christian Fay
ISIN
LU0823411532
Sustainable Classification
Art. 8, ESG integration
Sustainability Rating
Domicile
Luxembourg
Currency
EUR
Fund size (mio)
$1.911,66 (30-03-2026)
Cut-off time
15:30:00
Execution date
Yes, T+1
Inception date
23-07-2013
Benchmark
Russell 2000 TR USD
Minimum investment amount
€20
Assortiment
Self Directed Investing Plus, Investment advice