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SCOTTISH EQUITABLE SCHRODER TOKYO PF - Fund overview

Bestinvest rating 4 stars


Overview of SCOTTISH EQUITABLE SCHRODER TOKYO PF

This fund aims to achieve capital growth by investing in Japanese equities. The focus is on quality companies with a proven track record and solid profits growth prospects, which are not fully reflected in the share price. Andrew Rose runs the fund from London, although Schroders have significant analyst and fund manager presence in Japan and Rose lived there for a number of years.

Standard Initial Charge

No data available.

Fund summary

Sector  –
Product type  PENSION FUND
Launched  September, 2005
Size  £26m
Yield 0.0%
Charging basis  –
Dividends paid  –
Bid price 99.71p

Fund Charges

Standard Initial charge
Initial charge via Bestinvest
Additional bid/offer spread 5.00%
Annual management charge
Total expense ratio
Reduction in yield (10yr) 0.51%

Bestinvest says


We like this fund because it follows a consistent approach to investing in the Japanese stock market. That is a fundamental, risk cautious approach to selecting stocks, from a manager who has over thirty years investment experience and speaks Japanese. Andrew Rose is also well supported by an established team of analysts and managers based in Tokyo. The focus on quality companies and the fund will tend to avoid investing in expensive growth stocks.

Portfolio

scottish equitable schroder tokyo pf asset allocation illustration
Allocation Proportion
Equity 98%
High yield bonds 0%
Quality bonds 0%
Property 0%
Commodities 0%
Hedge 0%
Fund cash 2%
scottish equitable schroder tokyo pf equity geographic illustration
Allocation Proportion
UK 0%
Europe 0%
Nth America 0%
Japan 100%
Pacific 0%
Other Equity 0%
scottish equitable schroder tokyo pf equity capitalisation illustration
Allocation Proportion
Large Caps 63%
Mid Caps 22%
Small Caps 15%

Investment process


The fund's objective is to achieve capital appreciation through participation in the growth of the Japanese economy. The investment team apply quantitative and qualitative filters to their universe of stocks to arrive at a Selected Equity List of closely followed companies. Analysts make 3 year earnings forecasts, with an emphasis on quality. This includes earnings visibility, good management, a strong balance sheet and a focus on shareholders. The manager takes a bottom-up fundamental view towards stock selection, whilst maintaining a cautious eye on the index in order to keep the tracking error between about 4% and 8%. The manager's focus on quality companies on reasonable valuations generally leads him to avoid investing in expensive growth stocks. Generally portfolio turnover of stocks is low.

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