Goldman Sachs Emerging Markets Debt (Hard Currency) is an active bond fund from Goldman Sachs Asset Management, ISIN LU0546915215.
Active
Bond
Global
Fund size (GBP) £3.8B
The Fund is classified as a financial product under Article 8 of the EU Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation. The Fund promotes environmental or social characteristics but does not have a sustainable investment objective. The Fund integrates ESG factors and risk in the investment process alongside traditional factors. Detailed information on the sustainability related disclosures of the Fund can be found in the Template Pre-contractual disclosure (annex of the prospectus) on https://am.gs.com/en-int/advisors/funds. The fund invests in debt instruments (i.e. notes, bonds, certificates etc) denominated in currencies of economically developed and politically stable countries which are members of the OECD (Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development). We invest in countries where we are able to assess specific political and economic risks and in countries that have undertaken certain economic reforms. The issuers of the debt instruments are mainly established in low and middle income developing countries (emerging markets). We invest in South and Central American (including the Caribbean), Central and Eastern European, Asian, African and Middle Eastern debt instruments. Measured over a period of several years, we aim to beat the performance of the benchmark JP Morgan EMBI Global Diversified hedged (EUR). The benchmark is a broad representation of the investment universe. We actively manage the fund via country allocation, curve positioning and bond selection. The portfolio is diversified across countries and instruments. The portfolio composition can materially deviate from the benchmark. For this specific hedged share class we apply a currency hedging strategy. The sub-fund’s base currency is US dollar (USD). By hedging this share class we aim to exchange the base currency of the sub-fund (USD) with the base currency of this share class euro (EUR). A currency hedge consists of taking an offsetting position in another currency. You can sell your participation in this fund on each (working) day on which the value of the units is calculated, which for this fund occurs daily. The fund does not aim to provide you with a dividend. It will reinvest all earnings.
How the fund has returned, and where it ranks among peers. Returns to Sep 2026 end, GBP net total return.
−1.6%Q2
1 year return
+21.2%Q1
3 year return
−6.0%Q2
5 year return
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Daily NAV, percent change from the start of the range. Source: FE fundinfo.
1 month−4.0%
3 months−5.3%
Volatility, 3 years6.0%
Ongoing charge (OCF)
Fund size (GBP)£3.8B
What the fund holds
Where the money is: sectors, countries and largest holdings. As supplied by FE fundinfo, last updated 17 Oct 2026. Swipe or use the arrows for more panels.
By country
Spot concentrations at a glance. Share of the fund's portfolio, as supplied by FE fundinfo, last updated 17 Oct 2026.
Largest country: USA. 74 countries reported.
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By asset class
Spot concentrations at a glance. Share of the fund's portfolio, as supplied by FE fundinfo, last updated 17 Oct 2026.
Largest asset class: American Emerging Government Fixed Interest. 57 asset classes reported.
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Largest holdings
The biggest positions, and how concentrated the fund is. As supplied by FE fundinfo, last updated 17 Oct 2026.
The 10 largest holdings are reported by FE.
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Macro events and this fund
Recent events linked to this fund by its country and sector exposure, and how it moved after. A measured move, not a cause.
Performance, risk and facts
Judge return, risk and cost before a client conversation. Relative return uses the chart's time range. Facts as reported by the manager.
Against its benchmark
How the fund compares with its benchmark over the same period.
Risk
How bumpy the ride has been, plus the regulatory risk rating.
Volatility, 3 years6.0%
Scale 0 to 40%
Sharpe ratio, 3 years (FE)0.68
Scale −1 to 3
Largest fall from a peak (maximum drawdown), 3 years
−6.7%
Volatility and maximum drawdown: calculated by Funds Benchmark, as at 30 Sep 2026.
Sharpe, alpha, beta: FE fundinfo, as at 5 Jul 2026.
Regulatory risk rating (SRRI)4 of 7
Fund facts
Legal and cost facts for a client note. As reported by the manager.
J.P. Morgan Emerging Market Bond (EMBI) Global Diversified EUR (hedged)
Ongoing charge
Share class launch date
2 May 2011
Domicile
LU
Fund type
open-ended fund
SRRI
4 of 7
What a sum would have become
What an amount would have grown to over the period.
n/a
Past performance is not a reliable guide to future returns. Capital is at risk. Source: FE fundinfo. Returns are GBP net total return to month end unless stated. Headline returns to Sep 2026. Fund size is shown in GBP.
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