Singularity Index – October 2021 Factsheet

The Singularity Fund is a long only global, all sector equity UCITS ( fund with daily liquidity that tracks the Singularity Index ™( Bloomberg NQ 2045 a proprietary index based on a unique methodology that captures exponential innovation globally.
BY JON WEBB

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Singularity Fund Fact Sheet OCT 2021 Fund EN

The Singularity Fund is a long only global, all sector equity
UCITS ( fund with daily liquidity that tracks the
Singularity Index ™( Bloomberg NQ 2045 a proprietary
index based on a unique methodology that captures
exponential innovation globally.

Companies from all conventional sectors and industries are weighted according
to their Singularity Score a metric that measures companies
degree of applied innovation. This result s in a high level of
diversification beyond the technology sector and beyond
typical benchmarks

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