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    Welcome to the Henderson Global Investors website for international distribution partners.

    Henderson Global Investors, wholly-owned by Henderson Group plc, is an international investment company with a strong reputation and history that reaches back to 1934. We currently manage $104.5bn (at 31 March 2013) in assets on behalf of clients in Europe, Asia-Pacific and North America.

    This website is designed to provide you with marketing and sales support material on key funds across the Henderson fund range. The depth of distribution through our key partners is illustrated on our distribution matrix.

     

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    Important information relating to the Key Investor Information Document (KIID)

    The KIID is a pre-contractual information document which replaced the Simplified Prospectus for UCITS Funds on 1 July 2012. We have provided a list of questions and answers that are intended to address queries relating to the KIID and the obligations of product providers and intermediaries.

     

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