The Janus Henderson Asia Equity Fund typically commits a significant portion of its capital, specifically a minimum of 80% of its total net assets (including any funds borrowed for investment purposes), to equity securities issued by companies in Asian countries, with the express exclusion of those based in Japan. A company is generally categorized as an 'Asian issuer' if it fulfills any of these conditions: It is incorporated or primarily conducts its business activities within an Asian nation. Its shares are principally listed on a stock exchange in an Asian country.
