The Ausbil Global SmallCap Fund has retained a “4 IP” rating from Research IP, with a score of 4.20/5.
The Ausbil Global SmallCap Fund provides exposure to an actively managed portfolio, predominantly made up of listed global small capitalised equities, which are primarily selected from the MSCI World Small Cap Index constituents.
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Research IP says
“The Manager demonstrates a repeatable investment process which provides access for investors seeking stocks with unrecognised growth characteristics in the global small cap space. Quantitative tools are used as a complement to keep the process consistent.”
“The Manager has four stages to the investment process. The process is well defined, although the Manager is alert to learnings and potential improvements to the process in practice. Research IP believes this is a crucial aspect to investing generally, let alone in global small cap stocks.”
“Small caps are naturally less liquid than large cap stocks in the global universe, however Research IP believes the Manager has the necessary settings in place to measure and monitor liquidity risk in the portfolio. Management of liquidity risk is built into the Manager’s investment process through weighting stocks in the portfolio by liquidity (average daily trading volume over the last 3 months) rather than investment preference.“
Research IP, 27 March 2024
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