Webinar | Prime Value Asset Management

The Emerging Opportunities Fund has combined exceptionally strong returns with a lower risk profile than the market.

Hosted by Relationship Manager Andrew Russell, this webinar will outline how this attractive combination is achieved using stock examples to illustrate. We will also provide a brief market update and Q&A with the Portfolio Manager Richard Ivers and CEO and Founder of Prime Value, Yak Yong Quek.

This webinar is ideal for those wanting to understand how the fund invests and what to expect of future returns including when it will perform better / worse.

Suitable for both new and existing investors.

We are privileged to be custodians of our client's capital and hope you will join us to understand how this fund invests and why it is one of the leading equity funds in Australia.        

Andrew Russell will host this session with Prime Value's Portfolio Manager, Richard Ivers, and CEO, Yak Yong Quek.

Damen Purcell, COO of Australian Fund Monitors, speaks with John Swallow, Director at Laureola Advisors.

The Laureola Australia Feeder Fund has a track record of 8 years and has consistently outperformed the Bloomberg AusBond Composite 0+ Yr Index since inception in May 2013, providing investors with a return of 15.4%, compared with the index's return of 4% over the same time period. On a calendar basis, the fund has never had a negative annual return in the 8 years since its inception. The fund's largest drawdown was -4.9% lasting 10 months, occurring between December 2018 and October 2019.

Funds operated by this manager: Laureola Australian Feeder Fund

Chris Gosselin, CEO of Australian Fund Monitors, speaks with Charlie Aitken, CEO & Portfolio Manager at Aitken Investment Management.

The AIM Global High Conviction Fund has been operating since July 2019 and has delivered investors an annualised return of 17.30% since then vs the Global Equity Index's +14.83%. These returns have been achieved with the same level of volatility as the market. Its capacity to outperform on the downside is supported by its down-capture ratio (since inception) of 83%.