VALUE Investing
Value investing is traditionally defined as the practice of
buying stocks that appear underpriced/undervalued and holding them until the
market realizes their true value.
Types of Value Investing
Passive/Mechanical Value Investing built
around screening for stocks that meet specific numerical criteria– two
prominent ratios used are price to earnings (PE) and price to book value (PBV).
Contrarian Investing
investing in companies that are against the general market trends.
Activist Value
Investing this form involves taking large positions in inefficiently managed,
thus, poorly valued companies and making money from turning them around.
Cerebral Value
Investing incorporating other criteria such as management quality, solid moats,
competitive advantages and other qualitative factors and ratios
quant VALUE Fund | How does it work?
Dynamic Money management– our role as dynamic money
managers is to smooth out returns when value factors are underperforming. This
is how our approach can offer better investment outcomes over both the long and
medium term than conventional “smart beta” portfolios.
An investment
process based on maximising the odds of being right in the long run, but which
makes no claims to be able to predict the immediate future, thus, requires an
elongated investment horizon.
The key is to not get distracted by the popular narrative
being propagated as the gospel truth in the markets. Using Predictive Analytics
tools, our endeavor is to decipher the true stature of the market. This enables
us to determine an appropriate perceived valuation multiple of a liquid &
traded class/ sector/ stock
Fund Attributes
Capital Appreciation over the medium and long-term This
scheme intends to invest in equity & equity related instruments with an
endeavor to deliver superior risk-adjusted returns with No Exit Load.
100% Hedging The scheme may take exposure to derivative
instruments unto 100% of net assets for hedging purposes. In volatile
scenarios, this allows the scheme with greater flexibility to sail through the
tides
Up to 35% Overseas Investment The scheme allows investments
in Developed Markets where large volumes of historical data points for building
novel quantitative investment models is widely available.
Dynamic Money Management Using the VLRT Investment
Framework and Predictive Analytics, quant adopts a Dynamic style of Money
Management During hyper-volatility and uncertainty, this allows the scheme to
adapt and move with agility
Scheme Details
NFO Period: New
Fund Offer Opens on: 10th November 2021
New
Fund Offer Closes on: 24th November 2021
Investment Objective: Capital
appreciation over long term
Investments
in a well-diversified portfolio of value stocks
Investment Category: Thematic – Value
Minimum Application: Purchase: Rs.5,000/- plus in multiple
of Re.1 thereafter
Systematic Investment Plan (SIP): Rs. 1000/- and multiple
of Re. 1/-
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