Econopolis Econoshock Compounders DBI Fund.

A concentrated fund that capitalizes on six global trends and sectors and focuses on structural competitive advantages in its stock selection.
risk indicator
investment horizon
At least 5 years
investment type
Global Stocks
launch date
March 2026
quotation frequency
Every day
SFDR category
Article 8

Overview

Investment Policy

The sub-fund will invest primarily in equities (at least 90%). In addition, it may also invest in money market instruments, units in collective investment schemes, deposits, financial derivatives, cash equivalents, and any other instruments to the extent permitted by applicable regulations and consistent with the objective stated above.

This portfolio invests primarily (at least 90%) in global equities across six forward-looking and “future-proof” sectors, inspired in part by the major macroeconomic trends identified in Geert Noels’ book *Econoshock*. Specifically, these investment themes are:

  1. Technology
  2. Consumer goods, lifestyle, luxury
  3. Life Sciences
  4. Resilience (including climate, energy)
  5. Raw Materials and Industry
  6. Food and Agriculture

Target Audience

The sub-fund is suitable for institutional investors who view an investment fund as an easy way to participate in developments in the financial markets, with an investment horizon of more than 5 years.

Investment Objective

The objective of the fund is to provide shareholders with the highest possible return through direct investments in tradable securities. This is reflected in a focus on capital appreciation and income. To this end, the assets are primarily invested in stocks.

Fund Structure

Fund Management

Bernard Thant

Portfolio Manager

Bernard Thant earned a Licentiate degree in Commercial Sciences, followed by an additional year of study in Financial Management and Investment Theory. He then spent most of his career working as a financial analyst at a major private bank, where he also managed equity portfolios for several years. He has been with Econopolis Wealth Management since September 2014.

Joren Van Aken, CFA

Portfolio Manager

Joren Van Aken earned a Master’s degree in Business Administration from KU Leuven. Shortly thereafter, Joren began working as a sell-side analyst at Degroof Petercam, where he specialized in investment companies and holding companies. Joren is also a CFA Charterholder. Since 2026, he has been with Econopolis Wealth Management as the portfolio manager of the Capital Allocators and Econoshock Compounders funds.

Legal Information
Econopolis Econoshock Compounders DBI Fund is a sub-fund of Econopolis Institutional, an institutional investment fund (Bevek) organized under Belgian law with a variable number of shares, which invests in assets that do not meet the requirements of Directive 2009/65/EC.
Custodian Bank KBC Asset Management NV, Havenlaan 2, 1080 Brussels.
Portfolio Manager Econopolis Wealth Management NV, Sneeuwbeslaan 20, Box 12, 2610 Wilrijk (Belgium)
ISIN code Class I: BE6372446318 (Distribution).
Class G: BE6372445302 (Distribution).

Risks

For information on the risks associated with this product, please refer to the Key Information Document (KID), which you can find on this page in the "Documents" section.  

You should also be aware of currency risk. You may receive payments in a currency other than the reference currency, so the final return you receive will depend on the exchange rate between the two currencies. This risk is not taken into account in the risk indicator used in the key information document. The sub-fund may also be exposed to other risk factors not included in the summary risk indicator. Because this product is not protected against future market performance, you may lose all or part of your investment. If we are unable to pay you what is due to you, you may lose your entire investment.

Documentation

Transparency is the foundation of our investment policy. Here you will find all the necessary legal documents, reports, and structural details regarding the Econopolis funds.

Looking for the KID, the prospectus, or the annual report? You can find them under the "Fund Structure" tab on this page.

Are you looking for the fact sheets, portfolio overviews, sustainability policy, or the rates that Econopolis charges?

If you have a complaint, please contact compliance@econopolis.be or call +32 3 3 666 555. In the latter case, you can contact the Financial Sector Ombudsman at Ombudsman@Ombudsfin.be.