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Rathbone SICAV Multi-Asset Enhanced Growth Portfolio

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On 14 December 2021, our volatility benchmark changed from volatility as a percentage of the volatility of the MSCI World Index to volatility as a percentage of the volatility of the FTSE Developed Index. Our reporting material on this site will be updated as the next regular monthly, quarterly or bi-annual update is made.

  • Consistently outperformed return target
  • Track record of preserving capital - evidenced by low drawdowns
  • Unique approach to targeted-risk investing
  • Simple to understand and transparent investment strategy
  • Focus on future correlations and liquidity risk, not volatility
  • Low Ongoing Charges Figure (OCF) for truly active management
  • The strategy benefits from extensive experience, continuity and accountability

David Coombs

Head of multi-asset investments

Will Mcintosh-Whyte

Fund manager

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Costs and charges

MiFID II charges

L Acc GBP (also available in EUR, USD and CHF accumulation shares)

Ongoing charges figure (OCF)
1.41%
Transaction costs
0.07%
Total MiFID II charges
1.48%

L0 Acc GBP (also available in USD accumulation shares)

Ongoing charges figure (OCF)
2.41%
Transaction costs
0.07%
Total MiFID II charges
2.48%

P0 Acc EUR (also available in CHF accumulation shares)

Ongoing charges figure (OCF)
2.41%
Transaction costs
0.17%
Total MiFID II charges
2.58%

The MiFID II charges include the ongoing charges figure (OCF) and transaction costs as at 31.03.2021. PRIIPs compliant. For more information on any of the other shares/currencies available, please contact international@rathbones.com

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Portfolio and market insights

Friday, September 30, 2022

Quarterly fund update, Q3 2022

In the third quarter of 2022, we’ve continued to see a broader risk-off sentiment and a fair amount of volatility in both equity and bond markets. This comes as investors are becoming increasingly worried of the risk of a US Federal Reserve policy error leading to a recession, particularly following their recent hawkish rhetoric, and also remain unconvinced of the UK government’s fiscal plans after the mini budget.

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