New challenges, new needs, new technologies.
Why invest in this trend?
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Technology and globalisation: an inseparable pairing.A combination that has favoured the entry of new competitors and accelerated the adoption of new technologies throughout the world. A wave of changes visible in the different industrial and economic sectors.
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The answer (and hope) to the current challenges.Faced with pressing problems such as climate change and the ageing of the population, technological innovation is more necessary than ever. But technology is also present in our day-to-day life, providing solutions of lesser importance, although equally relevant in our daily lives: telematic payments, streaming services...
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The potential of 5G mobile technology.A technology with transformative power, capable of accelerating artificial intelligence in different sectors such as driverless vehicles, smart cities, telemedicine or the internet of things.
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The presence of robots in society.Robotics deployment will not be limited to developed countries with ageing populations and wage inflation. Robots are likely to settle in younger emerging economies, leaving local workers facing a tougher job market.
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Privacy and cyber security.As sensors and internet connectivity become more cost-effective and capable, data collection and analysis will skyrocket and require new solutions.
A transformative innovation that emerges from two scenarios:
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Innovation as a solution.The development of new solutions to solve a significant limitation or challenge.
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Innovation as an economic benefit.New competitors will arrive, attracted by the high returns offered by the sector.
Investment universe
The investment universe evaluates the life cycle of new technologies, identifying those companies that enable the development of “other” new technologies:
- Innovative companies with solutions that can drive long-term growth.
- Companies, leaders in their sector, with products capable of facing new competitive threats.
- Companies that provide infrastructures for the implementation of new technologies: 5G networks, smart grids, etc.
What do the experts think?
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SEE SPANISH SUMMARY OF INVESTOR RIGHTS FOR FRANKLIN TECHNOLOGY FUND
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SEE SPANISH SUMMARY OF INVESTOR RIGHTS FOR BGF NEXT GENERATION TECHNOLOGY FUND
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SEE SPANISH SUMMARY OF INVESTOR RIGHTS FOR FIDELITY GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY FUND
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SEE SUMMARY IN SPANISH OF THE RIGHTS OF INVESTORS IN THE BANKINTER PLATEA MEGATENDENCIAS FUND
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The Key Investor Information Document and the prospectus are available on the website of the investment manager: Bankinter.com; Global Investment Solutions | Fidelity International | Luxembourg, Asset management and financial services | BlackRock ; Franklin Templeton.
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The FRANKLIN TECHNOLOGY fund is a sub-fund of Franklin Templeton Investment Funds, authorised in Luxembourg and regulated by CSSF and registered with the CNMV under number 134.
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The BGF NEXT GENERATION TECHNOLOGY fund is a sub-fund of BlackRock Global Funds, authorised in Luxembourg and regulated by CSSF and registered with the CNMV under number 140.
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The FIDELITY GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY fund is a sub-fund of Fidelity Funds, authorised in Luxembourg and regulated by the CSSF. It is registered with the CNMV under number 124.
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The BANKINTER PLATEA MEGATENDENCIAS fund is a fund from Bankinter Gestión de Activos, S.A., SGIIC authorised in Spain and regulated by the CNMV, with which it is registered as number 5408.
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