Performance Report: Bennelong Emerging Companies Fund

2 May 2019 - Australian Fund Monitors

The Bennelong Emerging Companies Fund rose +2.80% in March, taking annualised performance since inception in November 2017 to +18.84% versus the ASX200 Accumulation Index's +7.98%.

Performance Report: Harvest Lane Asset Management Absolute Return Fund

2 May 2019 - Australian Fund Monitors

The Harvest Lane Absolute Return Fund has returned +10.96% over the past 12 months with a volatility of 7.89%, and +8.61% p.a. since inception with an annualised volatility of 7.07%.

2 May 2019 - Performance Report: Harvest Lane Asset Management Absolute Return Fund

By: Australian Fund Monitors

Report Date	02 May 2019
Manager	Harvest Lane Asset Management
Fund Name	Harvest Lane Asset Management Absolute Return Fund
Strategy	Equity Market Neutral
Latest Return Date	March 2019
Latest Return	-2.01%
Latest 6 Months	0.10%
Latest 12 Months	10.96%
Latest 24 Months	15.59%
Annualised Since Inception	8.61%
Inception Date	01 July 2013
FUM (millions)	AU$12
Fund Overview	The Fund aims to deliver a return of greater than 10% p.a. after all fees and charges over a 3 year period with low or no correlation to the Australian equity market. By focusing on select takeover and corporate activity the fund aims to achieve this whilst also exhibiting lower than average volatility than the market. Harvest Lane Asset Management employs a conservative, highly selective and opportunistic approach. Using their extensive knowledge in the area of corporate actions, the Fund's managers assess each opportunity based on a thoughtful, diligent and disciplined process and invest where they believe an opportunity exists to generate above average investment returns relative to the risk incurred. Investment decisions are made without speculating on market direction, with rigid risk controls enforced to minimise the risk of large losses of investor capital. The Fund invests in securities that are predominantly listed on the ASX and occasionally in those listed in other developed markets. Equity swaps and other derivatives may be used at times to reduce risk. The fund typically holds high levels of cash in the absence of sufficiently attractive opportunities to deploy investor capital in accordance with its objectives.
Manager Comments	The Harvest Lane Absolute Return Fund has returned +10.96% over the past 12 months with a volatility of 7.89%, and +8.61% p.a. since inception with an annualised volatility of 7.07%. By contrast, the ASX200 Accumulation Index has returned +12.06 with a volatility of 10.65% over the past 12 months and +9.24% p.a. with an annualised volatility of 10.93% since the Fund's inception. The Fund's primary strength is in protecting investors' capital against the market's downside, this is evidenced by the Fund's Sortino ratio of 1.59 versus the Index's 0.99, average negative return of -1.47% versus the Index's -2.45%, maximum drawdown since inception of -6.46% versus the Index's -13.73% and down-capture ratio of -35.58% (a negative down-capture ratio indicates that, on average, the Fund has risen during the months the market has fallen). However, the Fund has also proven itself capable of achieving superior risk-adjusted returns over the long-term; Sharpe ratio of 0.94 versus the Index's 0.69. After a strong start to 2019, the portfolio lost some ground in March returning -2.01%. Harvest Lane say the loss came from a rare deal break in Eclipx Group (ECX.ASX). The remainder of the portfolio largely traded in line with expectations as the positions matured across their respective transactions. Harvest lane noted March saw yet another month of strong deal flow which underpins their expectations that the portfolio can keep achieving new highs before long. Five new positions were added during the month. Some positions were entered on the back of entirely new transactions being announced whereas others reflected prior monitored opportunities that simply offered better entry points on a risk-adjusted return basis.
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Performance Report: Touchstone Index Unaware Fund

2 May 2019 - Australian Fund Monitors

The Touchstone Index Unaware Fund rose +0.57% in March, taking annualised performance since inception in April 2016 to +10.31%.

2 May 2019 - Performance Report: Touchstone Index Unaware Fund

By: Australian Fund Monitors

Report Date	02 May 2019
Manager	Touchstone Asset Management, a Bennelong boutique
Fund Name	Touchstone Index Unaware Fund
Strategy	Equity Long
Latest Return Date	March 2019
Latest Return	0.57%
Latest 6 Months	-2.97%
Latest 12 Months	6.33%
Latest 24 Months	11.64%
Annualised Since Inception	10.26%
Inception Date	04 April 2016
FUM (millions)	AU$4.4
Fund Overview	The Fund aims to deliver capital growth and a sustainable income stream to its investors by investing in a portfolio of primarily listed Australian shares and cash, aiming to provide a total return that exceeds the return of the S&P/ASX300 Accumulation Index by 2% p.a. (before fees and expenses) over a rolling 5 year period. The portfolio is constructed using Touchstone's Quality-At-a-Reasonable-Price ('QARP') investment process. QARP is a fundamental bottom-up process, however, it also incorporates a top-down risk management framework designed to successfully manage the portfolio during varying market conditions and economic cycles. The Touchstone Fund is concentrated, typically holding between 15-20 stocks. No individual stock will ever make up more than 10% of the portfolio at any one time. The Investment Manager may temporarily exceed the exposure limits of the Fund occasionally, particularly during periods of market volatility, to allow for holdings in excess of this 10% limit where the increase in value of the underlying security is due to market movement. The Fund may also hold between 0-50% of the portfolio in cash. The Fund has a high level of associated risk, therefore, the minimum suggested investment time-frame is 5 years.
Manager Comments	The Touchstone Index Unaware Fund rose +0.57% in March, taking annualised performance since inception in April 2016 to +10.31% with an annualised volatility of 10.14%. The Fund's Sharpe and Sortino ratios for performance since inception are 0.87 and 1.34 respectively. As at the end of March, the Fund held 21 stocks with a median position size of 4.5%. The portfolio's holdings had an average forward year price/earnings of 15.9, forward year EPS growth of 5.3%, forward year tangible ROE of 28.4% and forward year dividend yield of 4.5%. The Fund's cash weighting had increased to 5.0% from 4.8% at the end of February. The Fund primarily seeks to select stocks from the ASX300 Index, typically holding between 10-30 stocks. The Fund seeks to invest in reasonably priced, good quality companies with a significant share of expected returns coming from sustainable dividends.
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Performance Report: Frazis Fund

2 May 2019 - Australian Fund Monitors

The Frazis Fund rose +2.9% in March, outperforming AFM's Global Equity Index by +1.67% and taking quarterly performance to +18.94% versus the Index's +11.50%.

2 May 2019 - Performance Report: Frazis Fund

By: Australian Fund Monitors

Report Date	02 May 2019
Manager	Frazis Capital Partners
Fund Name	Frazis Fund
Strategy	Equity Long/Short
Latest Return Date	March 2019
Latest Return	2.90%
Latest 6 Months	-9.89%
Latest 12 Months	18.53%
Latest 24 Months (pa)
Annualised Since Inception	-12.77%
Inception Date	01 July 2018
FUM (millions)	AU$4.1
Fund Overview	The Frazis Fund is a thematic long/short global equity fund, with a macro overlay. The portfolio pairs high conviction, concentrated, long-term equity investments, with asymmetric, proprietary hedging strategies, to create a unique and highly differentiated return profile. The manager follows a disciplined, process-driven, and thematic strategy focused on five core investment strategies: 1) Growth stocks that are really value stocks; 2) Traditional deep value; 3) The life sciences; 4) Miners and drillers expanding production into supply deficits; 5) Global special situations; The manager uses a macro overlay to manage exposure, hedging in three ways: 1) Direct shorts 2) Upside exposure to the VIX index 3) Index optionality
Manager Comments	The Frazis Fund rose +2.9% in March, outperforming AFM's Global Equity Index by +1.67% and taking quarterly performance to +18.94% versus the Index's +11.50%. The Fund's short positions contributed a modest +0.1% during the month. In their latest report Frazis discuss their views and outlook on a number of the Fund's holdings, including Cooper Energy, Lundin Petroleum, Bluebird and Amazon. Frazis noted they have maintained a low gross and net position throughout the quarter. They point out that many of the largest US tech stocks, which comprise the bulk of the US stock indices, are still below their 2018 highs. Frazis believe a continued rally there would cause the market to break to new highs. In addition, they highlight the reassertion of risk as part of their focus. Frazis say they'll continue to use hedges like those described in their March report to isolate value creation from the market.
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Performance Report: Wheelhouse Global Equities Income Fund

1 May 2019 - Australian Fund Monitors

The Wheelhouse Global Equity Income Fund rose +0.11% in March, taking annualised performance since inception in May 2017 to +7.58% with an annualised volatility of 7.77%.

1 May 2019 - Performance Report: Wheelhouse Global Equities Income Fund

By: Australian Fund Monitors

Report Date	01 May 2019
Manager	Wheelhouse Investment Partners, a Bennelong boutique
Fund Name	Wheelhouse Global Equities Income Fund
Strategy	Equity Income
Latest Return Date	March 2019
Latest Return	0.11%
Latest 6 Months	-1.59%
Latest 12 Months	10.77%
Latest 24 Months
Annualised Since Inception	7.58%
Inception Date	26 May 2017
FUM (millions)	AU$7.59
Fund Overview	The strategy of the Fund is based on the Morningstar Developed Markets ex Australia Wide Moat Focus Index ('Morningstar Portfolio'). However, in addition to this, it is designed to deliver returns with lower volatility, improved capital preservation, and higher income generation as a component of total return. To pursue this objective, the Investment Manager is responsible for actively managing, monitoring and tailoring the integration of derivative contracts alongside the Morningstar Portfolio, while taking into account changing market and stock specific conditions. The Investment Manager is responsible for maximising the structural benefits of short option positions (lowered Volatility, improved capital preservation, higher income generation), whilst mitigating, minimising and monitoring the structural negatives (variable market exposure, option expiries, collateral management and asymmetric return profiles). In addition, long derivatives positions are also used to enhance the capital preservation characteristics of the Fund in more extreme market movements. As a consequence of the integration of Derivatives, returns of the strategy, intra-cycle, are expected to vary from the underlying Morningstar Portfolio due to these characteristics. For example in weak markets, or in extended sideways markets, the Fund is expected to outperform relative to the Morningstar Portfolio. Conversely in strong positive markets the Fund is expected to underperform.
Manager Comments	The Wheelhouse Global Equity Income Fund rose +0.11% in March, taking annualised performance since inception in May 2017 to +7.58% with an annualised volatility of 7.77%. The March return comprised -0.18% from the portfolio (in USD) and +0.31% from the weakening of the AUD against the USD. Top contributors included Amazon, Unilever, Guidewire Software, Microsoft and Novartis. Detractors included Biogen, EssilorLuxottica, Jones Lang Lasalle, Charles Schwab and John Wiley & Sons. The Fund is designed to deliver equity returns with higher income generation and active downside protection. The strategy's high income generation and active tail risk program are designed to lower risk and deliver equity returns with a smoother, more retiree-friendly return profile. As a result, Wheelhouse intend for returns to add relative value in weak and low-growth markets and to drag in more positive markets.
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Performance Report: Quay Global Real Estate Fund

30 Apr 2019 - Australian Fund Monitors

The Quay Global Real Estate Fund rose +3.3% in March, taking 12-month performance to +25.26% and annualised performance since inception in Jan 2016 to +10.32%.

30 Apr 2019 - Performance Report: Quay Global Real Estate Fund

By: Australian Fund Monitors

Report Date	30 April 2019
Manager	Quay Global Investors
Fund Name	Quay Global Real Estate Fund
Strategy	Real Estate
Latest Return Date	March 2019
Latest Return	3.30%
Latest 6 Months	10.64%
Latest 12 Months	25.26%
Latest 24 Months	34.41%
Annualised Since Inception	10.32%
Inception Date	31 July 2014
FUM (millions)	AU$28
Fund Overview	Quay is a boutique investment management business established in 2013 with a focus on preserving and creating wealth for investors through investments in real estate securities. Quay uses a dual manager approach to the investment and portfolio management decision making process. This involves both Principals collaborating to determine significant portfolio investments and positions. The Fund will invest in a number of global listed real estate companies, groups or funds. The investment strategy is to make investments in real estate securities at a price that will deliver a real, after inflation, total return of 5% per annum (before costs and fees), inclusive of distributions over a longer-term period. The Investment Strategy is indifferent to the constraints of any index benchmarks and is relatively concentrated in its number of investments. The Fund is expected to own between 20 and 40 securities, and from time to time up to 20% of the portfolio maybe invested in cash. The Fund is $A un-hedged.
Manager Comments	The Quay Global Real Estate Fund rose +3.3% in March despite a mild -0.2% currency headwind, taking quarterly performance to +13.96% versus AFM's Global Equity Index's +11.50%. Over the past 12 months the Fund has returned +25.26% versus the Index's +11.46%. Since inception in Jan 2016 the Fund has risen +10.32% per annum. Quay believe the portfolio is defensively positioned and are pleased the Fund's performance matched the broader market rally over the first quarter. Top contributors in March included LEG Immobilien (German residential), Scentre Group (Australian retail) and Stag Industrial (US Industrial). Detractors were dominated by the Fund's UK exposures due to ongoing Brexit concerns; Empiric (UK student accommodation) and Safestore (UK and European storage). Quay noted there was very little news regarding their investees and they remain comfortable with their current exposure, risk profile and outlook. There were no changes to the Fund during the month, however they've kept 6% of the portfolio in cash in order to take advantage of any risk-off event in Europe relating to Brexit.
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Performance Report: NWQ Fiduciary Fund

29 Apr 2019 - Australian Fund Monitors

The NWQ Fiduciary Fund has returned +5.38% per annum since inception in May 2013 with an annualised volatility of 4.89%. By contrast, the ASX200 Accumulation Index has risen +7.70% p.a. with an annualised volatility of 11.06% over the same period.

29 Apr 2019 - Performance Report: NWQ Fiduciary Fund

By: Australian Fund Monitors

Report Date	29 April 2019
Manager	NWQ Capital Management Pty Ltd
Fund Name	NWQ Fiduciary Fund
Strategy	Multi Strategy
Latest Return Date	March 2019
Latest Return	-0.58%
Latest 6 Months	-4.60%
Latest 12 Months	-3.25%
Latest 24 Months	9.35%
Annualised Since Inception	5.38%
Inception Date	01 May 2013
FUM (millions)	AU$71
Fund Overview	The NWQ Fiduciary Fund (Fund), managed by NWQ Capital Management, is a diversified multi-manager portfolio, modelled on NWQ's Fiduciary Model Portfolio. The principal investment objective of the Fund is to produce attractive positive returns irrespective of market direction. This is achieved through active allocations to selective fund managers that employ a variety of traditional and absolute return strategies. The Fund places emphasis on managers who demonstrate a rigorous and repeatable investment process that has delivered a strong track record. The Fund aims to produce returns, after management fees and expenses of between 8% to 11% p.a. over rolling five-year periods. Furthermore, the Fund aims to achieve these returns with volatility that is a fraction of the Australian equity market, in order to smooth returns for investors.
Manager Comments	The NWQ Fiduciary Fund has returned +5.38% per annum since inception in May 2013 with an annualised volatility of 4.89%. By contrast, the ASX200 Accumulation Index has risen +7.70% p.a. with an annualised volatility of 11.06% over the same period. Since inception the Fund has had a maximum drawdown of approximately half that of the market (-7.0% vs -13.7%) and has maintained a down-capture ratio of only 6.8%, highlighting the Fund's focus on avoiding the market's downside. The Fund returned -0.58% in March. NWQ noted the adoption of a more dovish tone by central banks in March stoked fears of a global slowdown and that there now seems to be unanimous agreement that global growth is under pressure. This sparked a broad rally in developed market government bonds which saw the yield curve invert, thereby signalling that investors see weaker growth on the horizon. NWQ added that this shift in market sentiment produced mixed results from the Fund's underlying managers. Should this move extend and they see a contraction of price/earnings multiples then this, they expect, will open up more opportunities for those underlying managers with long/short strategies (currently 85% of the portfolio).
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Performance Report: Bennelong Concentrated Australian Equities Fund

26 Apr 2019 - Australian Fund Monitors

The Bennelong Concentrated Australian Equities Fund rose +1.21% in March, outperforming the ASX200 Accumulation Index by +0.48% and taking annualised performance since inception in Feb 2009 to +16.1% versus the Index's +10.5%.

26 Apr 2019 - Performance Report: Bennelong Concentrated Australian Equities Fund

By: Australian Fund Monitors

Report Date	26 April 2019
Manager	Bennelong Australian Equity Partners (BAEP), a Bennelong boutique
Fund Name	Bennelong Concentrated Australian Equities Fund
Strategy	Equity Long
Latest Return Date	March 2019
Latest Return	1.21%
Latest 6 Months	-5.85%
Latest 12 Months	1.17%
Latest 24 Months	20.12%
Annualised Since Inception	16.10%
Inception Date	30 January 2009
FUM (millions)	AU$804.26
Fund Overview	Bennelong Australian Equity Partners (BAEP) is a boutique asset manager offering Australian equities solutions for institutional and retail clients. The business was founded in 2008 by Paul Cuddy and Mark East, in partnership with Bennelong Funds Management. Prior to establishing BAEP, Paul and Mark were Co-Heads of Australian Equities at ING Investment Management. The overriding objective of the Concentrated Australian Equities Fund is to seek investment opportunities which are under-appreciated and have the potential to deliver positive earnings, while satisfying our stringent quality criteria. Bennelong's investment process combines bottom-up fundamental analysis together with proprietary investment tools which are used to build and maintain high quality portfolios that are risk aware. The portfolio typically consists of 20-35 high-conviction stocks from the S&P/ASX 300 Index. The Fund may invest in securities listed on other exchanges where such securities relate to ASX-listed securities. Derivative instruments are mainly used to replicate underlying positions and hedge market and company specific risks.
Manager Comments	The Bennelong Concentrated Australian Equities Fund rose +1.21% in March, outperforming the ASX200 Accumulation Index by +0.48% and taking annualised performance since inception in Feb 2009 to +16.1% versus the Index's +10.5%. The Fund's up-capture and down-capture ratios since inception, +137.65% and +91.19% respectively, indicate that, on average, the Fund has outperformed in both rising and falling markets. Over the quarter the Fund rose +8.67%. Top contributors included IDP Education, Rio Tinto and Goodman Group. Key detractors included Costa Group and Reliance Worldwide. Bennelong's view is that investor sentiment still remains cautious despite the strong recovery over the past quarter. They observe that investors are still very much attracted to what is perceived to be safe, as evidenced by the recent outperformance of bonds, gold stocks, REITs, infrastructure and comfort stocks like Woolworths. However, they believe investors are incrementally paying more attention to fundamental drivers like earnings and growth which they expect will be supportive of returns.
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Performance Report: Loftus Peak Global Disruption Fund

26 Apr 2019 - Australian Fund Monitors

The Loftus Peak Global Disruption Fund rose +3.02% in March, outperforming AFM's Global Equity Index by +1.79% and taking annualised performance since inception in Nov 2016 to +22.86% versus the Index's +14.97%.

26 Apr 2019 - Performance Report: Loftus Peak Global Disruption Fund

By: Australian Fund Monitors

Report Date	26 April 2019
Manager	Loftus Peak
Fund Name	Loftus Peak Global Disruption Fund
Strategy	Equity Long
Latest Return Date	March 2019
Latest Return	3.02%
Latest 6 Months	0.55%
Latest 12 Months	17.90%
Latest 24 Months	47.15%
Annualised Since Inception	22.86%
Inception Date	15 November 2016
FUM (millions)	AU$68.87
Fund Overview	The fund aims to deliver a return over the MSCI All Countries World Index (net dividends reinvested) in AUD over the medium to long term by bringing a disciplined investment process to listed global companies impacted by disruption. The investment process involves a combination of top-down analysis with fundamental bottom-up qualitative and quantitative research to derive a risk-adjusted discounted cash flow (DCF) valuation of companies in the target universe. The investment team will generally buy stocks from the pool of securities that are trading below Loftus Peaks' valuation and sell them when they are trading above Loftus Peak's valuation. The approach allows for both fundamental accounting information as well as market-oriented inputs to be factored into the portfolio construction process. Loftus Peak's model typically does not rely on leverage to deliver investment returns and specifically takes into account risk in the valuation process. Capital preservation can be managed by holding up to 50% cash. Index and currency options and futures may also be used to manage risk.
Manager Comments	The Loftus Peak Global Disruption Fund rose +3.02% in March, outperforming AFM's Global Equity Index by +1.79% and taking annualised performance since inception in Nov 2016 to +22.86% versus the Index's +14.97%. The Fund's up-capture ratio of 138.85% and Sharpe ratio of 1.44 highlight the Fund's capacity to achieve superior risk-adjusted returns than the market over the long-term. Over the quarter the Fund has returned +18.62%, beating the Index by +7.12%. Loftus Peak noted performance was supported by deploying cash towards companies that were trading at the lower end of their valuation range in the December quarter and taking profits as markets found their strength in the March quarter. Top contributors included Apple, Nvidia and Qualcomm. Detractors included Autodesk, Anritsu and Tesla. The Australian dollar depreciated -0.15% over the month against the US dollar, which meant the value of the Fund's US dollar positions increased. As at 31 March 2019, the Fund carried a foreign currency exposure of 99%. The Fund is 82% invested in 20 holdings with the balance in cash.
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Performance Report: DS Capital Growth Fund

26 Apr 2019 - Australian Fund Monitors

The DS Capital Growth Fund rose +1.02% in March, taking annualised performance since inception in Jan 2013 to +14.33% versus the ASX200's +9.83%.

26 Apr 2019 - Performance Report: DS Capital Growth Fund

By: Australian Fund Monitors

Report Date	26 April 2019
Manager	DS Capital
Fund Name	DS Capital Growth Fund
Strategy	Equity Long
Latest Return Date	March 2019
Latest Return	1.02%
Latest 6 Months	-1.22%
Latest 12 Months	5.90%
Latest 24 Months	17.91%
Annualised Since Inception	14.33%
Inception Date	01 January 2013
FUM (millions)	AU$203.91
Fund Overview	The Fund aims to deliver an average return of at least 10% p.a. through the economic cycle, with a focus on capital preservation. The Fund will comprise a concentrated portfolio of small and mid-cap investments selected through a process of quantitative and qualitative analysis. The investment team looks for industrial businesses that are simple to understand; they generally avoid large caps, pure mining, biotech and start-ups. They also look for: - Access to management; - Businesses with a competitive edge; - Profitable companies with good margins, organic growth prospects, strong market position and a track record of healthy dividend growth; - Sectors with structural advantage and barriers to entry; - 15% p.a. pre-tax compound return on each holding; and - A history of stable and predictable cash flows that DS Capital can understand and value.
Manager Comments	The DS Capital Growth Fund rose +1.02% in March and +7.54% over the quarter, taking annualised performance since inception in Jan 2013 to +14.33% versus the ASX200's +9.83%. This return has been achieved with an annualised volatility of 7.15%, significantly less than the Index's volatility of 11.19% for performance over the same period. The Fund's performance statistics highlight DS Capital's focus on achieving superior returns whilst limiting losses in negative markets; Sharpe and Sortino ratios of 1.65 and 3.28 versus the Index's Sharpe of 0.72 and Sortino of 1.04, average negative return of -1.28% versus the Index's -2.51%, maximum drawdown since inception of -8.80% versus the Index's -13.73% and down-capture ratio of 21.4%. The portfolio performed reasonably well over the quarter, with strong results from several holdings including Breville and Lifestyle Communities. Softer than expected results came from McMillan Shakespeare, Experience Co and Challenger. DS Capital believe softer global economic growth will maintain pressure on global interest rates that have fallen from the multi-year highs of October 2018 deferring a return to higher rates that seemed likely just six months ago. They noted that, while lower interest rates are theoretically favourable for equity markets, weaker economic conditions can make it more difficult for businesses to grow earnings. Post reporting season company meetings, DS Capital have compiled a list of businesses that they would like to own or add to their current holding. They're seeing new opportunities, however, they are looking to deploy their cash (20% of the portfolio) sparingly.
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