ii Super 60 investments

Overview

ii Super 60 investments:Man GLG Continental European Growth

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Asset GroupAsset Sub-GroupInvestment Category
EquitiesEuropean equitiesCore

Rory Powe has managed this fund since launch and has over 30 years of investment experience. He is supported by a co-manager and four analysts.

The investment process focuses on investing in high quality growth names, seeking to invest in companies that have a competitive edge within their industry. The manager aims to identify two types of stock, established leaders, which form the majority of the fund, and a smaller allocation to emerging winners (max 33%). Five-year financial models are built for all, and price targets set.

The resulting portfolio is a concentrated portfolio of 25-35 holdings, with little regard for the benchmark. Individual stock bets can be meaningful and large overweights to the consumer discretionary and IT sectors have been a feature of the fund. Exposure to the energy and financials sectors tends to be underweight.

Reflecting the approach, the fund exhibits a much stronger growth style bias than the MSCI Europe ex UK benchmark. Given the fund’s profile, we would expect that from time-to-time returns will deviate significantly from those of the benchmark and peers.

Opinion
The fund clearly benefits from the experience and knowledge of the lead manager Rory Powe. By investing in two types of growth stock and being relatively concentrated, it offers plenty of opportunity for outperformance when the growth style is in favour.

January 2023

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