THE JUPITER GLOBAL FUNDInformation Sheet■■The <strong>Jupiter</strong> <strong>Global</strong> <strong>Fund</strong> – <strong>Jupiter</strong> Climate Change SolutionsClass Name and Class CurrencyClass LEuroClass LUS DollarClass LSterlingClass LNorwegianKroneClass LSwedishKronaSecurities Identification Number (ISIN) LU0231118026 LU0300038618 LU0279091325 LU0329070162 LU0329070329WKN A0HF9U A0MRMY A0MRMZ A0NBGQ A0NBGRClearstream Common Code 23111802 30003861 27909132 32907016 32907032SEDOL 7510621 B1X2270 B1X2269 B296187 B2961L0Initial Charge (up to) 5% 5% 5% 5% 5%<strong>Management</strong> Fee (up to) 1.50% 1.50% 1.50% 1.50% 1.50%Minimum Initial Investment €1,000 US$1,000 £1,000 NOK 10,000 SEK 12,000Minimum Incremental Investment €50 US$50 £50 NOK 500 SEK 600Minimum Holding €1,000 US$1,000 £1,000 NOK 10,000 SEK 12,000Performance Fee None None None None NoneInitial Subscription Price at launch (beforeInitial Charge)Distribution PolicyAccumulationof Income€10 US$10 £10 NOK 10 SEK 10Accumulationof IncomeAnnual dividendwith automaticreinvestmentby defaultAccumulationof IncomeAccumulationof IncomeUK Reporting <strong>Fund</strong> No No Yes No NoBenchmarkFTSEWorld SeriesWorld Index(Total Return)FTSEWorld SeriesWorld Index(Total Return)FTSEWorld Series WorldIndex(Total Return)FTSEWorld Series WorldIndex(Total Return)FTSEWorld Series WorldIndex(Total Return)Benchmark Ticker Code FTREWRLD FTREWRLD FTREWRLD FTREWRLD FTREWRLDWhich companies will the <strong>Jupiter</strong> Climate Change Solutionsinvest in?It is the Investment Manager’s view that environmental solutionsbusinesses will have deep, long-term structural impact across threekey areas – infrastructure, resource efficiency and demographics. TheInvestment Manager believes the new categories better communicatethe link between environmental and economic issues. They alsoreflect the Investment Manager’s belief that investment inenvironmental solutions businesses is an investment in long-termglobal structural growth.InfrastructureThere has been a marked increase in global infrastructure spending inrecent years as emerging market economies look to support rapidgrowth and mature economies seek to modernise. Patterns in bothemerging and developed markets have trended towards infrastructureof lower environmental impact (i.e. less pollution, more alternativeenergy sources etc.) in recognition of its longer-term economic benefits.This is creating opportunities for businesses involved in renewableenergy generation, smart electrical grids, clean and wastewatersystems, engineering consultants, transport infrastructure andcommunication networks.Resource efficiencyIncreased global demand for natural resources has stimulatedsignificant investment in resource efficiency (i.e. lower impact methodsof using existing resources such as energy, water and land, as well asresource recycling). This is presenting opportunities for businessesinvolved in energy and water efficiency, wastewater recycling, airpollution technology, waste recycling (from residential to industrialmaterials) and sustainable agriculture and land management.DemographicsRising populations and changing demographic patterns around theworld create unique challenges when it comes to environmental andeconomic sustainability. Ageing populations in the West are puttingpressure on healthcare, for example, while a growing global populationis affecting agriculture and food production. These challenges havecreated opportunities for businesses that are providing sustainable, lowimpact solutions in sustainable consumption, public transport, health,agriculture and education. The <strong>Fund</strong> continues to use a stock-focusedinvestment approach. Taking a long-term bottom-up approach toinvestment and every stock within the portfolios is there on its ownfundamental merits. These are companies with strong managementteams, sound balance sheets and defendable market positions thatconvert a high proportion of profit into cash. While the <strong>Fund</strong> is global inscope, specific geographical exposures are a consequence of stockpicking process rather than targeted asset allocation.Full details can be found on <strong>Jupiter</strong>’s website atwww.jupiterinternational.com.Definitions used in this Information Sheet• ‘NOK’ means Norwegian Krone, the legal currency of Norway; and• ‘SEK’ means Swedish Krona, the legal currency of Sweden.This Information Sheet forms an integral part of this <strong>Prospectus</strong>.The information contained in this Information Sheet should beread in conjunction with the full information contained in this<strong>Prospectus</strong>. In particular, investors should read the risk warningsset out in the section headed ‘Risk Factors’ above.41
THE JUPITER GLOBAL FUNDInformation Sheet■■The <strong>Jupiter</strong> <strong>Global</strong> <strong>Fund</strong> – <strong>Jupiter</strong> Asia PacificInvestment ObjectiveTo achieve long term capital growth by investing primarily in quotedcompanies in any economic sector involved directly or indirectly in theAsian and Pacific Basin markets, excluding Japan.Investment PolicyThe <strong>Fund</strong> will invest primarily in equity and equity related securities(including listed preference shares, listed convertible unsecured loanstock, listed warrants and other similar securities) of companies whichhave their registered office in Asia and the Pacific Basin (excludingJapan) or exercise the predominant part of their economic activitiesin Asia and the Pacific Basin (excluding Japan) in sectors andgeographical areas which are considered by the Investment Managerto offer good prospects for capital growth, taking into accounteconomic trends and business developments.Subject to the limits set out in the Investment Restrictions, the <strong>Fund</strong> willhave the ability: to hedge against directional risk using index futuresand/or cash; to hold bonds and warrants on transferable securities; touse options and futures for hedging purposes and for efficient portfoliomanagement; to enter into portfolio swaps; to use forward currencycontracts; and to hold liquid assets on an ancillary basis.Profile of the typical InvestorThis <strong>Fund</strong> may be suitable for investors with a broad attitude to risklooking for a long term investment opportunity in line with its InvestmentObjective and Policy. An investment in the <strong>Fund</strong> will not be suitablefor investors seeking solely an index-linked return on their investment.Investment in the <strong>Fund</strong> should be regarded as long term in nature andmay not be suitable as a short term investment. Typical investors inthe <strong>Fund</strong> are expected to be asset and wealth managers regulated orauthorised by the relevant local regulator, retail private clients who willinvest through suitably authorised intermediaries and private individualswho are experienced in making equity investments and who have theresources to withstand the risks associated with them.Base CurrencyUS Dollar.Initial Issue of SharesShares were initially issued on 30 September 2005 by contributionin kind. Since 5 October 2005, the Shares have been offered to thepublic at the prevailing Net <strong>Asset</strong> Value per Share.Currency of SubscriptionShares of each Class may be purchased in any freely convertiblecurrency at such conversion rates as may be determined by theCustodian and at the exchange rate risk of the investor, as more fullydescribed in the section headed ‘How to Subscribe’ in this <strong>Prospectus</strong>.Valuation DayEvery Business Day in Luxembourg.Dealing Deadline1.00pm (Luxembourg time) on every Valuation Day.Price Informationwww.jupiteronline.com and at the registered office of the Companyon every Valuation Day. Price information is also available on requestfrom the Distributors and from the Administrator in Luxembourg.ListingThere is currently no intention to list any Class of Shares on theLuxembourg Stock Exchange.<strong>Global</strong> ExposureThe global exposure of the <strong>Fund</strong> is calculated using theCommitment Approach.42