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31 Oct 2013 - CorCapital Fund

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Report Date30 October 2013
ManagerCor Capital Pty Ltd
Fund NameCor Capital Fund
StrategyMulti Strategy
Latest Return DateSeptember 2013
Latest Return-1.49%
Latest 6 Months0.91%
Latest 12 Months2.60%
Latest 24 Months
Annualised Since Inception6.00%
Inception Date08 August 2012
FUM (millions)AU$18
Fund OverviewThe Manager seeks to generate stable, absolute returns over the medium term, regardless of prevailing economic or financial market conditions.

The Cor Capital Fund is a Multi-Asset Fund which combines a pre-determined strategic asset allocation with active but systemised rebalancing to generate returns and manage volatility whilst maintaining transparency and liquidity.

The Fund strategy is not reliant on accurate market predictions, forecasts or timing for success. Returns are generated in a number of ways;
1) by maintaining sufficiently large positions in a diverse group of asset classes,
2) via the 'volatility harvesting' consequences of active rebalancing, and
3) from the offsetting behaviour of certain asset classes under specific conditions. The combined portfolio is expected to exhibit relatively low volatility and low turnover.

In the interests of avoiding complexity, maintaining liquidity, and minimising reliance on third parties, the Fund strategy does not employ gearing, derivatives or short-selling.
Manager CommentsThe CorCapital Fund has returned 6.00% pa since inception (August 2012) with a volatility of 6.64%. The September return was -1.49%.

Over the last quarter all the Fund's asset classes of equities, gold, fixed interest and cash delivered positive returns for total return of 5.36%.

The Manager notes that the Fund is currently earning about 4 per cent on portfolio cash. The Fund's fixed interest investments were slightly positive on a total return basis over the quarter as US long-term bond yields moved higher. Whether that continues due to a possible 'tapering' of Fed buying or because investors are becoming concerned about the absolute size of buying (government borrowing) will become clearer over time.

Gold contributed nearly as much as equities over the quarter but continues to come under selling pressure which we discuss further below. Due to the re-balancing discipline the Fund is always in a position to capitalise on volatility by buying low and selling high and did so again during the quarter in the gold market.
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