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Schroder Institutional Pacific Fund

Managed by Schroder Unit Trusts Limited
Latest factsheet
Jul 2026
Fund size
£155.6m
Yearly charge
0.52%
Manager fee
Income yield
2.50%
Holdings
43
Launched
24 May 1989

The fund aims to provide capital growth in excess of the MSCI Pacific ex Japan (Net Total Return) Index (after fees have been deducted) over a 3 to 5 year period by investing in equities in developed markets of the Asia Pacific region. The fund may also seek to provide income.

Belinda Sanith (Fund manager)

Cumulative performance

PeriodFundSector averageBenchmarkvs sector
1M+5.20%+5.10%
3M+5.40%+5.60%
YTD+11.40%+13.80%
1Y+14.20%+16.40%
3Y+33.00%+39.60%
5Y+38.50%+44.30%
10Y+131.50%+109.70%

Calendar-year performance

2016201720182019202020212022202320242025
+29.60%+16.40%-4.10%+16.30%+11.00%+5.80%+7.20%-0.60%+4.50%+13.00%

Top holdings

#HoldingWeight
1BHP Group Ltd8.90%
2Commonwealth Bank of Australia6.50%
3DBS Group Holdings Ltd6.40%
4AIA Group Ltd5.40%
5Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp Ltd5.00%
6Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd4.10%
7Rio Tinto Ltd4.00%
8Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd3.90%
9Westpac Banking Corp3.60%
10National Australia Bank Ltd3.30%

Portfolio breakdown

Sector
Financials46.60%
Materials19.70%
Industrials9.90%
Real estate7.50%
Consumer Discretionary6.00%
Health Care3.40%
Consumer Staples3.00%
Energy2.80%
Communication Services2.40%
Liquid Assets0.10%
Information Technology0.00%
Utilities0.00%
Geography
Australia63.00%
Singapore18.70%
Hong Kong17.50%
New Zealand1.70%
Liquid Assets0.30%
Asset allocation
Pacific ex-Japan91.60%
Emerging Markets2.60%
United Kingdom1.90%
Other0.70%
Americas0.10%
Liquid Assets0.10%

Share classes

ClassISINSEDOLTypeHedgedManager feeYearly chargeMinimum
I IncGB00076595670765956inc0.52%£100k

Source factsheets

MonthPublished by the managerRead on
Jul 2026View original factsheet ↗21 Aug 2026
FCA reference 143275 · Check this fund on the FCA register ↗
Figures are read from the manager’s own published factsheet and may lag the market. Past performance is not a guide to future returns, and your capital is at risk. This is information, not advice.