Fidelity Disruption® Funds

What is disruptive investing?

For many, disruption can be unsettling, but we welcome it. The pace of change is accelerating, with technological advances, innovative business models and changing consumer preferences. Investing using a disruptive lens gives you the chance to gain broad exposure to ground-breaking companies materially shaping our lives and, through this, helps you build a portfolio at the forefront of a fast-changing world.

Exposure to an innovative way to invest

Disruptive companies focus on understanding long-term shifts in company profits as the markets evolve in response to advances in technology, emerging industries and changing consumer preferences.

Capitalizing on global trends

By focusing on long-term shifts, disruptive companies may benefit from opportunities that arise when the markets tend to underestimate the pace of change.

Strategies to match interests and financial goals

Gain the opportunity to invest in companies breaking the mould with next-generation ideas. Investing in disruption may mean investing in companies that are directly driving long-term changes or are potentially affected by those changes.

What is considered disruption?

Disruptive companies are companies that have the potential to change or entirely displace existing companies and industries (that may not focus on this theme). These companies can have innovative technologies or operations that are more efficient or make the old way of doing business obsolete, advancing and reshaping the worlds of communications, technology, medicine, automation and finance.

Disruption can be found in all areas of the market.

 

Fidelity Disruption® Funds

Now you can invest based on long-term disruptive trends such as cloud computing and autonomous vehicles, as well as artificial Intelligence, genomic sequencing or blockchain, just to name a few.

Designed to invest in innovative business models, emerging industries and technologies that we see as game-changers.

Fidelity Disruptors® Class


 

Brings together key disruptive themes – automation, communications, finance, medicine, and technology – in a single fund.


Fidelity Disruptive™ Automation Class


Invests in companies that have the potential to lead the way in automation, from industrial robotics to artificial intelligence, autonomous driving and more.


Disruption investing with Fidelity

We’ve used our robust research capabilities to identify disruptors worldwide, from cloud computing to autonomous vehicles. Leveraging this research, we’ve developed a set of actively managed disruption funds.

Gain targeted exposure to disruptive themes and trends.

Investing in a disruption theme may mean investing in companies that are directly driving long-term changes or are potentially affected by those changes.

Put Fidelity’s research edge and expertise to work for you.

Fidelity analysts research new companies and industry incumbents, study supply chains and talk to scientists, engineers and other experts to gain an understanding of the companies that have the potential to disrupt.

Discover how these Funds could complement your portfolio.

If you’re passionate about specific next-generation ideas, these Funds can offer targeted exposure for your portfolio.


How to buy Fidelity Disruption® Funds

Fidelity Disruption® Funds are mutual funds offered in a number of different fee structures depending on your needs. An independent financial advisor can help you invest in Fidelity Disruption® Funds. Financial advisors help to provide the discipline and investment expertise you may need to achieve your long-term goals.

 

If you don’t have an advisor already, you can get started with our Working with a financial advisor toolkit.

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1. Source : America’s Biopharmaceutical Companies, “Rare Disease by the Numbers.”

2. Source : MarketsandMarkets, “Artificial Intelligence (AI) Market by Offering (Hardware, Software), Technology (ML (Deep Learning (LLM, Transformers (GPT 1, 2, 3, 4)), NLP, Computer Vision), Business Function, Vertical, and Region - Global Forecast to 2030, June 2023.

3. Source : EY, Global Fintech Adoption Index, 2020