Artemis SmartGARP European Equity I Acc
Artemis SmartGARP European Equity I Acc
ISIN:
GB00B2PLJD73
Risk level:
FE fundinfo Rating:
5 of 5
IA Sector:
IA Europe Excluding UK
Income type:
Accumulation
Price:
912.5800GBX
02 April 2026
Last change:
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1 year change:
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5 year annualised return:
18.70%
12 month yield:
2.16%
At a glance performance and information
Eligibility:
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Artemis SmartGARP European Equity I Acc
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IA Europe Excluding UK
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FTSE World Europe ex UK
Discrete calendar year performance
Trailing returns
(*annualised)
Fund Objective: To grow capital over a five year period.
Manager name:
Artemis Fund Managers Limited
Manager start date:
07 March 2001
Investment style:
Value
Region (geographical):
Europe Ex UK
Manager Biography:
Philip joined Artemis in February 2001 and is the creator of an investment process (SmartGARP™) which Artemis uses to help choose stocks across a number of its funds. He has managed Artemis’ SmartGARP European Equity strategy since its launch in March 2001 and SmartGARP UK Equity strategy since July 2010. Philip is also a Portfolio Adviser on the SmartGARP Pan-European Equity strategy. Prior to Artemis, Philip was at Merrill Lynch, where he was head of its pan-European equity strategy. He holds a Bachelor of Arts and a master's in economics. Philip is a partner at Artemis Investment Management LLP.
Benchmark:
FTSE World Europe ex UK
Sector:
IA Europe Excluding UK
FE fundinfo Rating:
5 of 5
Fees and Charges
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Account charges are not included
Asset Allocation
Fund size: 1,784,262,338.57 GBX
Chart date: April 2, 2026
Top 10 Holdings
Sectors
World regions
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