R&M UK Equity Long Term Recovery Fund
- Hugh Sergeant
- Head of UK Equities
Strategy Aim
The objective of the strategy is to outperform a target of LIBOR + 4% per annum. In seeking to achieve the objective, portfolio which will primarily consist of UK equities that meet the manager’s recovery criteria of a turnaround in company profitability over the longer term. In seeking to achieve the objective, the manager does not operate within relative risk constraints, but sets absolute limits on the amount of capital allocated to any particular company or sector.
Fund facts
| Launch date: | 25 February 2008 | XD dates: | 1 April & 1 October | ||
| AUM: | £67.9m | Minimum Investments: |
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| IMA sector: | UK All Companies | Fund Charges |
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| Benchmark: | FTSE All-Share | Initial |
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| Share classes: | ‘A’ Retail (income) ‘Z’ Institutional (accumulation) |
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Additional Information
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For historic reports please contact us
UK Equity Funds
- R&M UK High Alpha Fund
- R&M UK Unconstrained Fund
- R&M UK Smaller Companies Fund
- R&M UK Long Term Recovery Fund
- R&M UK Income Fund
Services
- Dealing and Enquiries - Please call our Customer Services team on 0845 603 3618
- Fund Prices
- Key Investor Information Documents (KIIDs)
- Application Form
- Intermediary Terms of Business
Are you a Retail Client?
A Retail Client is defined by the Financial Services Authority as a client who is neither a Professional Client nor an Eligible Counterparty. Retail clients are deemed to have lower knowledge of financial markets and products and are therefore afforded greater protections and Firms may be required to provide additional information to them which they would not be required to provide to other clients.
A typical minimum investment for a Retail Client is £1000.
Are you a Professional Client or Eligible Counterparty?
A Professional Client or Eligible Counterparty is deemed to have adequate knowledge, expertise and experience of financial markets and products, and is capable of assessing risk and making investment decisions. The FSA has clearly defined the criteria and classification of Professional Clients and Eligible Counterparty’s.
A typical minimum investment for a Professional Client or Eligible Counterparty is £5m.