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Spotlight - Capital Group International Vantage (F-2 Share) — American Funds International Vantage Fund

In this brochure, which is part of our strategy spotlight series, we take a look at the Capital Group International Vantage strategy. This strategy pursues prudent growth of capital and conservation of principal by investing predominately in companies that are based in developed markets. It seeks to provide a smoother return profile over a full market cycle – with less volatility and lower downside capture than the market – by focusing on companies with characteristics associated with long-term growth and resilience to market declines, including strong balance sheets and regular dividend payments.

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  • Updated: Aug 2024
  • Literature number: MFGEBR-168-0824
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