Investment Risks

Investors should regard a purchase of shares or units as a long term investment. The price of shares and units; and the income from them are not guaranteed and may go down as well as up, which may result in an investor realising an amount which is less than originally invested. Exchange rate fluctuation can also affect the value of funds which invest overseas.

Investment in emerging markets can be subject to risks not normally associated with developed markets. These risks may include instability of the economies of emerging markets, political uncertainties, illiquidity of the market, dealing difficulties, settlement and custody practices.

To view the risk factors for each Aberdeen fund range, please view the relevant literature.

Explanation of Charges

There are no explicit administration charges associated with switches, withdrawals, or changes to regular savings. Please see the relevant Simplified Prospectus for a comprehensive explanation of charges.

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