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An investment fund is an investment and savings instrument formed by the equity of many private investors, in which investment decisions are made by a managing entity, which holds the representation and administration of the investment fund, as it lacks legal personality.
Funds are a safe and reliable investment option. The management company carries out management and risk control on a daily basis, issuing a periodic management report. Auditors also monitor the situation of the funds that our clients own.
A large team of professionals makes the appropriate decisions in line with the investment policy of each fund, following the established risk criteria. Our highly qualified managing entity is Santander Asset Management.
The contracting of investment funds involves certain costs that can be found in the Fundamental Data for Investors (Datos Fundamentales para el Inversor - DFI) document of each fund (available on the website and in the office).
The funds allow you to access a diversified portfolio, avoiding a concentration in geographic areas, sectors or currencies.
From the beginning you will have all the necessary information collected in the Fundamental Data for the Investor document, in which you will find all the data needed for a clear and easy understanding of where you will invest your capital.
The total liquidity of our funds allows you to have the amount you need available almost immediately. In our blog we explain the difference between an investment fund and a pension plan.
These are the special cases of liquidity:
If you are a natural person and resident for tax purposes in Spain, you can transfer your investment from one fund to another with no obligation to pay personal income tax (IRPF)1.You will only pay taxes when you redeem your shares, allowing you to plan the taxation and the ideal moment to materialise all or part of the capital gains. In addition, if you postpone the payment of taxes, you will have the possibility of achieving a greater profitability of your investments due to the multiplier effect of the capitalisation of your savings.
This refers to the risk that the issuer of a fixed income security (bonds, promissory notes, etc.) may not be able to pay the principal or interest of the instrument issued.
This refers to the risk of the securities being quoted below the price paid for them. In this sense, investments can be affected by:
Investing in derivative instruments (futures, options, etc.) may incorporate a higher risk given the nature of these products.
This is the risk of there being no counterpart in the market and, therefore, a product cannot be sold.
For more detailed information on the risks and costs of investment funds, refer to the fund Prospectus.
1. Applicable for individuals residing in Spain.
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