A flexible approach to global growth investing

A flexible approach to global growth investing

Enduring strategy
Global research

Capital Group New Perspective strategy

INCEPTION DATE
March 13, 1973

IMPLEMENTATION
Consider for a global growth allocation

OBJECTIVE
To provide you with long-term growth of capital

VEHICLES


New Perspective Fund®

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Capital Group Global Growth SMA

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ENDURING STRATEGY

Has remained relevant for more than 50 years by identifying companies that have benefited from changing global trade patterns across multiple industries.

GLOBAL RESEARCH

Focuses on companies — not countries or regions — relying on in-depth global research to find potential companies with sustainable competitive advantages.

ENDURING STRATEGY

Changing global trade patterns

For more than half a century, the Capital Group New Perspective strategy has evolved by using bottom-up global research to identify companies that can benefit from changing global trade patterns and economic and political relationships.

IDENTIFYING COMPANIES THAT CAN BENEFIT FROM EVOLVING TRADE PATTERNS

This graphic shows trade themes for different eras in roughly the past 50 years. The first row represents the early '70s; it shows an image of industrial energy production and says "Early '70s — Basic resources dominate — Oil and metals." The next row represents the '70s and '80s; it shows an old computer from the era and says "'70s & '80s — The rise of home computing and personal electronics — Electronics and computers." The next row represents the 1990s; it shows hands texting on a BlackBerry phone and says "1990s — A new generation of mobile communications — Telecoms and media." The next row represents the early 2000s; it shows a scientist in a lab coat and goggles looking at a test tube filled with red liquid and says "Early 2000s — Innovation in health care — Pharmaceuticals and biotechnology." The next row represents the 2000s; it shows a busy urban street at night and says "2000s — The rise of emerging markets & rapid urbanization of China — Consumer products and mining." The next row represents the 2010s; it shows a finger tapping a touch screen and says "2010s — The age of digital disruption — E-commerce and internet platforms." The final row represents the 2020s; it shows an abstract image of light beams issuing from a bright point far off in the distance and says "2020s — Accelerating digital adoption — Platforms, networks and health care."

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GLOBAL RESEARCH

Opportunities abound

While New Perspective Fund invests chiefly in multinational or global companies that have a significant share of their sales and operations outside their home countries, some of the largest and most successful companies are based overseas. The fund’s portfolio includes investments in 273 companies based in 27 countries, and Capital Group’s global footprint provides decades of deep research.1

COMPANIES BASED OVERSEAS BY INDUSTRY

MSCI All Country World Index (as of December 31, 2023)

The Capital Group New Perspective fund focuses chiefly on multinational or global companies that have a significant share of their sales and operations outside of their home countries. Some of the largest and most successful companies are based overseas. The fund has holdings in six of the ten largest pharmaceutical companies; three of the ten largest interactive media companies; and seven of the ten largest apparel and luxury goods companies.

CAPITAL GROUP BY THE NUMBERS
As of December 31, 2023

This graphic is called "Capital Group by the Numbers" and gives various statistics about our 479 investment professionals as of December 31, 2023. We have 239 investment analysts and 121 portfolio managers. Of the 479 investment professionals, 174 are based outside the U.S. They speak 42 different languages and visited 55 countries.

Source: Capital Group.

One investment strategy, multiple ways to invest

The first and most well known is New Perspective Fund, which is offered in various share classes designed for retirement plans, nonprofits, and other institutional and individual investors.

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For high net worth clients, consider the Capital Group Global Growth SMA, which has the same objective and is overseen by the same team of portfolio managers.

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1Portfolio, company and country data as of December 31, 2023.

MSCI All Country World Index is a free float-adjusted market capitalization weighted index that is designed to measure equity market results in the global developed and emerging markets, consisting of more than 40 developed and emerging market country indexes. 

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