The portfolio contains 4,337 companies. Its ten largest positions account for 20.61%, with 79.39% allocated across the remaining holdings. This breadth is a central feature of the fund’s developed-market equity exposure.
Financial services accounts for 22.96% of the sector allocation and consumer cyclical exposure represents 20.24%. Energy contributes 14.02%, industrials 13.77% and basic materials 9.79%. Technology accounts for 6.21%, while consumer defensive exposure represents 5.27%.
The manager describes a bottom-up approach based on in-depth fundamental research. It seeks companies whose prices are below its estimate ofIntrinsic Valuefor reasons it can identify and believes are temporary. A clearly identified path towardsFair Valueis also part of the process.
The fund’s global mid and small-cap classification places it within an equity segment focused on smaller and medium-sized listed businesses across international markets. The name’s reference to emerging companies should be read alongside that company-size classification rather than treated as evidence of a dedicated …
The reported holdings comprise four underlying ETFs rather than four operating companies. The United States total stock market component represents 39.74%, while the Australian equity component accounts for 38.14%. Developed markets outside the United States contribute 15.18%, and emerging markets represent 6.92%.
The fund targets 60% growth assets, consisting of Australian and international equities, and 40% defensive assets, comprising cash and Australian and international bonds. This target is the clearest description of the intended multi-asset structure.
The fund targets 75% growth assets, consisting of Australian and international equities, and 25% defensive assets, consisting of Australian and international bonds. The target establishes an equity-led portfolio with a defined fixed-income allocation.
The portfolio contains five underlying funds. An ethical Australian composite bond ETF represents 28.40% of reported holdings, while a global sustainability leaders ETF accounts for 22.60%. An Australian sustainability leaders ETF contributes 20.05%, a currency-hedged globalGreen Bondfund 18.77% and a currency-hedged global sustainability leaders …
Utilities accounts for 48.32% of the reported sector allocation, followed by industrials at 31.85%. Energy represents 14.59% and real estate 4.10%. The utilities and industrials positions together account for 80.17% of the sector mix.
Industrials accounts for 84.82% of the reported sector allocation and technology represents 15.18%. These weights describe a portfolio focused on the global defence theme through industrial and technology businesses.