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29 Apr 2021 - Performance Report: Longlead Pan-Asian Absolute Return Fund

By: Australian Fund Monitors

Report Date29 April 2021
ManagerLonglead Capital Partners
Fund NameLonglead Pan-Asian Absolute Return Fund
StrategyEquity Long/Short
Latest Return DateMarch 2021
Latest Return-1.57%
Latest 6 Months
Latest 12 Months
Latest 24 Months (pa)
Annualised Since Inception16.97%
Inception Date01 December 2020
FUM (millions)AU$2
Fund OverviewThe Fund will invest substantially all of its assets, to the extent not retained in cash or cash equivalents, in Class G Participating Shares of the Longlead Absolute Return Feeder Fund Ltd, an exempted company incorporated with limited liability in the Cayman Islands, which in turn invests substantially all of its assets in Longlead Absolute Return Master Fund Ltd, an exempted company incorporated with limited liability in the Cayman Islands, which predominantly deploys a long/short investment strategy based on fundamental, bottom up stock selection procedures and employs risk management techniques designed to manage portfolio risk.
Manager CommentsThe Longlead Pan-Asian Absolute Return Fund rose +4% over the March quarter which was in line with AFM's Asia Pacific Index.

Longlead noted the market backdrop was a generally favourable one for much of the quarter, with an economic recovery following the pandemic, supported by ongoing stimulus from governments globally, providing a good environment for stock picking. However, they added that the picture was far from uniform, with markets such as China and Hong Kong experiencing a material pullback from the middle of the quarter in response to concerns over domestic policy normalisation and a rotation in market leadership from growth to value names, particularly in March.

Gains in the long book in the quarter were partially offset by losses in the short book. Positions in the Communications Services, Health Care and Consumer Staples sectors posted gains, while losses were experienced in Information Technology and the hedge book. By country, the Fund saw positive performance in Singapore, Taiwan and Hong Kong, and negative performance in the United States and Japan.
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