tailieunhanh - BlackRock Strategic Funds

Transitioning to a low carbon and climate resilient economy, and more broadly „greening growth‟ will require shifting significant amounts of capital from fossil fuels and resource-intensive and polluting technologies to newer, clean technology and infrastructure. The appropriate investment landscape will also need to be supported by policy to drive additional capital towards „greening‟ or accelerated phase-out of long-lived black assets such as coal-fired power plants, refineries, buildings and energy infrastructure. Green growth can be seen as a way to pursue economic growth and development while preventing environmental degradation, biodiversity loss and unsustainable natural resource use. It aims at maximising. | BlackRock BlackRock Strategic Funds Prospectus 4 May 2012 This page is intentionally left blank Contents Page Introduction to BlackRock Strategic Funds 3 Structure 3 Important Notice 4 Distribution 4 Management and Administration 5 Enquiries 5 Board of Directors 6 Glossary 7 Investment Management of Funds 9 Risk Considerations 10 Specific Risk Considerations 13 Asset class risks Market Risks Derivative and other Complex Instrument Techniques and Associated Risks 16 Excessive Trading Policy 23 Classes and Form of Shares 23 New Funds or Share Classes 25 Dealing in Fund Shares 25 Prices of Shares 26 Application for Shares 26 Redemption of Shares 28 Conversion of Shares 28 Dividends 29 Calculation of Dividends 31 Fees Charges and Expenses 32 Taxation 34 Meetings and Reports 37 Appendix A - Summary of Certain Provisions of the Articles and of Company Practice 38 Articles of Association 38 Restrictions on Holding of Shares 39 Funds and Share Classes 39 Valuation Arrangements 40 Net Asset Value and Price Determination 40 Conversion 41 Settlement on Redemptions 41 In Specie Applications and Redemptions 41 Dealings in Shares by the Principal Distributor 41 Default in Settlement 41 Compulsory Redemption 42 Limits on Redemption and Conversion 42 Suspension and Deferrals 42 Transfers 42 Probate 43 Dividends 43 Changes of Policy or Practice 43 Intermediary Arrangements .