Fidelity International

US investment fund giant

Fidelity International, formerly Fidelity Worldwide Investment, is a global investment management services company delivering mutual funds, pension management and fund platforms to private and institutional investors. The company offers its own funds and, through its platforms in a number of countries, other managers' funds.

Fidelity provides a range of active asset management solutions as well as large fund platforms offering access to Fidelity and other managers' funds and services for personal investors. Fidelity provides solutions to the ISA, SIPP and Defined Contribution Pensions markets, both for domestic schemes, multinational employers and their staff.

Fidelity International was originally established in 1969 under the name Fidelity International Limited. Since then, it has continued to operate as a private company owned by some of its employees and the Johnson family. It has three main office locations in the UK: London, Surrey and Kent.

How can investors identify 'real' value stocks?

Partner Insight: Wright illustrates how the Fidelity Special Situations fund works in practice by referencing the fund's significant investment in Irish housebuilder Cairn Homes, which is focused on building homes in Dublin and its surrounding suburbs....

Partly cloudy, with sunny spells

Industry Voice: It's no secret that there are growing headwinds facing the global economy, but while it is becoming easy to focus on issues such as trade wars and the decoupling of US markets from the rest of the world, we are ever mindful that with uncertainty...

Capitalising on change

Industry Voice: Identifying beneficiaries of corporate change is a key part of Fidelity Global Special Situations Fund Manager Jeremy Podger's three-pronged investment approach. He reviews the current pipeline of corporate actions across the globe and...

  • Global
Alex Wright
Fidelity's Wright: The value of being contrarian

Industry Voice: Fidelity Special Situations Fund's Alex Wright reveals a real world example of his value contrarian approach in Irish housebuilder Cairn Homes, a once unloved stock that is now on the road to recovery.

  • Funds
Animal spirits? Only if you're thinking of sloths…

INDUSTRY VOICE: 'Animal spirits' is the term John Maynard Keynes used in his 1936 book 'The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money' to describe the instincts and emotions that ostensibly influence and guide human behaviour, for example: consumer...