Launched in 2007, this fund seeks to provide positive returns over rolling 12-month periods and cash +4% returns over rolling 3-year periods. To do this, it invests directly in fixed income, equities, property, alternatives and cash, with the managers looking for low correlation of returns between assets where possible, and low volatility in the fund’s overall exposure. The mix of assets depends on the managers interpretation of macroeconomic data, corporate activity, political risk and the interest rate/inflation outlook.
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