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| Fund Overview | The fund is managed as a single portfolio including regulated utilities in gas, electricity and water, transport infrastructure such as airports, ports, road and rail, as well as communication assets such as the towers and satellite sectors. The portfolio is intended to have exposure to both developed and emerging market opportunities, with country risk assessed internally before any investment is considered. The maximum absolute position of an individual stock is 7% of the fund. |
| Manager Comments | The fund's returns over the past 12 months have been achieved with a volatility of 12.05% vs the index's 9.5%. The annualised volatility of the fund's returns since inception in March 2016 is 12.25% vs the index's 12.76%. Over all other periods, the fund's returns have been consistently less volatile than the index. The fund's Sortino ratio (which excludes volatility in positive months) has ranged from a high of 4.34 for performance over the most recent 12 months to a low of 0.11 over the latest 24 months, and is 1 for performance since inception. By contrast, the S&P Global Infrastructure TR (AUD) Index's Sortino for performance since March 2016 is 0.71. Since inception in March 2016 in the months where the market was positive, the fund has provided positive returns 95% of the time, contributing to an up-capture ratio for returns since inception of 104.84%. Over all other periods, the fund's up-capture ratio has ranged from a high of 113.07% over the most recent 12 months to a low of 97.66% over the latest 48 months. An up-capture ratio greater than 100% indicates that, on average, the fund has outperformed in the market's positive months. The fund has a down-capture ratio for returns since inception of 93.51%, indicating that, on average, it hasn't fallen further than the market during the market's negative months. |
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