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| Fund Overview | The Fund seeks to preserve capital and maximise absolute returns through active and constant risk management, targeting monthly a net market exposure of 0% to hedge broader market risks by generally holding up to 50 S&P/ASX-100 positions (up to 25 long positions & 25 short positions). Historically, the strategy has been uncorrelated to traditional asset classes with a negative beta to equity markets. Qato Capital's process is entirely systematic - stock selection and risk management are all employed in a rules based approach. Positions in Qato's long-portfolio and short-portfolio are rotated monthly dependent upon their Q-Score ranking. The strategy employs no financial leverage/gearing to purchase securities, no derivatives and no financial products to imitate leverage. |
| Manager Comments | Positive contributors in September included long positions in Qantas, Lendlease (+10.27%), Cimic Group (+6.62%) and CYBG (+9.36%). Of Qato's short book, falls in TPG Telecom (-11.29%), Telstra (-4.90%), Fortescue (-10.88%), OZ Minerals, QBE (-4.12%), Newcrest Mining (-8.01%) and Evolution Mining (-8.68%) contributed positively. Negative contributors included a short position in South32 which rallied +14.78% and a long position in Flight Centre which fell -5.02%. Qato Capital note that September saw the addition of another element to the Qato Risk Model, which further complements the existing risk management process. Specifically, the prevailing global risk regime algorithm will allow Qato to dynamically adjust its risk management models. |
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