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ZI Morgan Stanley Investment Funds Absolute Return Currency

Fund objective

The fund seeks to generate a risk controlled (‘RC’) return, measured in US dollars, that has a low level of correlation to other asset classes by investing in currency pairs. The investment adviser’s systematic currency selection process employs computer modelling within a disciplined risk controlled framework and seeks to profit from changes in the relative valuations of currency pairs.

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The manager of this fund may deduct a performance based fee from this fund. This charge is additional to the total yearly charge shown. For further information please refer to the fund manager’s literature.

As the fund employs both long and short strategies, extreme market conditions could theoretically expose the fund to unlimited losses. Such extreme conditions could result in little or no growth and may result in losses to your original investment. Only investors seeking long-term growth over a five to ten year horizon with at least moderate volatility should consider this fund. With every investment, there is a risk to your capital and you may not get back what you originally invested.