- The Fund is actively managed and invests mainly in a diversified portfolio of shares or related securities issued by companies in the United States of America.
- Investment in the Fund involves risks, including general investment risk, equity market risk, risks associated with depositary receipts, small and mid
capitalisation shares risk, geographic concentration risk and exclusion criteria risk which may result in loss of a part or the entire amount of your investment. - The Fund may use derivatives for hedging and efficient portfolio management and is subject to derivatives risk. Exposure to derivatives may lead to a risk of significant loss by the Fund.
- The value of the Fund can be volatile and could go down substantially.
- Investors should not invest in the Fund solely based on this website.
US All-Cap Opportunities Equity Fund
Widen your horizons with a fund that offers diversification across all market caps and styles, identifying compelling US companies for long-term growth.
Key Features
All sectors, styles and market caps
- Flexibility to capitalise on any opportunities presented by the U.S. market.
- Nimbleness to adjust to changing market conditions.
Robust risk-adjusted return
Since inception, the Fund outperformed its Benchmark with a lower volatility profile.1
True-to-label stock pickers
- Excess return generated is primarily from stock selection.
- The investment framework provides a consistent and pragmatic approach to pursuing the team’s highest-conviction ideas.
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.
1 As of 31 January 2025. Fund Inception Date: 17 October 2022. Benchmark: Russell 3000 Net 30% Index. Statistics are annualized and based on monthly returns in Class A (USD). Annualised return of Class A (USD): 28.01% vs. Benchmark: 24.82%. Annualised volatility (defined as standard deviation) of Class A (USD): 11.34% vs. Benchmark: 13.50%.
Portfolio Manager Justin White explains our investment framework
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The All-Cap Opportunities Strategy is a strategy where we can invest across the market cap spectrum and also across the style spectrum as opportunities arise in the market. So the primary benchmark is the Russell 3000, and our goal is to just try to consistently outperform that benchmark. Pivoting, zigging and zagging as opportunities shift. Sometimes getting growthier, sometimes tilting more towards value, sometimes being a little bit more up cap, sometimes being a little more down cap. The important thing to know about four pillars is that it's a framework I've been using to select stocks since around 2011. I use it as an analyst. I've used it as a fund manager. So it's got well over a decade of history under its belt and I believe in it pretty strongly. In terms of the way that the four pillars process works philosophically, I believe that stock prices over the short to medium term, call it 1 to 2 years, are a function of supply and demand. And what that means, you know, a high quality stock doesn't go up because it's high quality, a high quality stock goes up because somebody is buying it and somebody else who owns it doesn't want to sell it unless the price is a little bit higher. And so each of the four pillars represents an incremental reason for somebody like me, somebody doing fundamental research on an equity to be interested in buying it. And the goal is to stack together as many positive attributes, as many incremental reasons for somebody to want to buy a stock as you can, because the more things you have working in your favor, the higher the hit rate's going to be on that idea and the greater your probability of success if you follow the process systematically. A lot of people hear the four pillars framework and just think, this is an algorithm and I can just plug in the inputs into the algorithm and, so to replicate the model. And what I'd say is that it's actually in practice a lot harder to do that than you'd think. Each of the pillars has significant judgment overlay to it and scores are changing in real time. I'm updating them constantly, at least once a quarter for each stock I cover. And I think that the fact that it is so fluid and mercurial in a sense is what makes this hard to replicate.
Key takeaway
Justin White has been using the Four Pillars framework since he was an analyst in 2011. In his view, stocks move on four main factors:
- Quality
- Expectations
- Better or worse
- Valuation
Fund at a glance
US All-Cap Opportunities Equity Fund (Class A)
The Fund is actively managed and invests in a diversified portfolio of shares or related securities issued by companies in the United States of America.
| Inception date | 17 October 2022 |
| Base currency | USD |
| Annual management fee* | Up to 1.60% |
| ISIN code | Class A (USD): LU2531918303 Class A (HKD): LU3036572827 |
| Bloomberg code | Class A (USD): TRYSGHJ LX Class A (HKD): TRUAOAH LX |
| Benchmark^ | Russell 3000 Net 30% Index |
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* Full details of the fees payable by investors are available within the offering document.
^ This benchmark is shown for comparison purposes only.
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