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This website is for use by clients that need access to legal documentation and corporate policies that support the funds in our Cross Border fund range that are regulated by the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier, Luxembourg. If you wish to make an investment please contact your local sales representative. View full list of regional websites.
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Change of Fixed Distribution Rates Notice 31 August 2024
The notice is in line with the prior notices published.
Closing to new investors with effect from 26th August 2024
The notice is in line with the prior notices published.
Change of Fixed Distribution Rates Notice 28 June 2024
The notice is in line with the prior notices published.
Change of Fixed Distribution Rates Notice 29 February 2024
The investment team for this fund have agreed to disclose full portfolio details.
We announced to Invesco Funds shareholders in March that we were planning to move our account administration and our contact centre services from International Financial Data Services (Luxembourg) SA (“IFDS”) to The Bank of New York Mellon SA/NV, Luxembourg Branch (“BNYM”). This move took place on 3 May 2021 as planned.
View more information now that the move to BNYM has completed
You can find voting records for the Invesco Funds SICAV at the following link. Kindly note that not all share classes are suitable for all investors and investors should ensure that they comply with the restrictions applicable to the share classes as disclosed in the relevant legal documentation of the fund. Availability of a share class could vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. To obtain further information on the availability of share classes in your jurisdiction, please refer to the appropriate internet site or your local Invesco office.
View the Invesco controversial weapons policy.
The London Inter-bank Offered Rate (LIBOR) is one of the most commonly used interest rate benchmarks in global financial markets. A major transition is currently underway across the financial industry to switch from LIBOR, to alternative reference rates (ARRs) as a priority. The publication of LIBOR is expected to cease by the end of 2021.
Visit the dedicated Invesco LIBOR pages for more information*
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