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East Capital Multi Strategi

East Capital Multi-Strategi

NAV

131.65 SEK

1 day

-0.51%

YTD

+15.86%

Date

2024-12-20

Sustainability

Article 8

NAV

231.14 SEK

1 day

-0.50%

YTD

+15.87%

Date

2024-12-20

Sustainability

Article 8

East Capital Multi-Strategy is a balanced, and actively managed portfolio that invests in equity and debt-related securities globally. 

The investment objective of East Capital Multi-Strategy is to provide a combination of long term capital growth and interest income. The investment objective and risk diversification are achieved by active asset allocation and by investing in a range of investment strategies. 

Our investment strategy is based on extensive company knowledge gained through proprietary fundamental analysis and frequent company meetings. We incorporate ESG-related risks and opportunities in our investment process, and favour companies with long-term, sustainable growth perspectives and responsible ownership. 

Quartery Comment - Q3 2024

East Capital Multi-Strategi (in SEK) rose by a 3.5% increase in the third quarter compared with the MSCI Emerging Market index which gained 4.2%, while the OMRX Total Market Bond Index rose by 2.5%. 

The equities part of the fund gained 2.3%, adding 1.5% to the NAV. The fund remains a good proxy for the East Capital Global Emerging Markets Sustainable fund (ca. 65% share), fixed income in Scandinavia (16%) and EMs (16%).

The fund's equity exposure declined by 1.5% as Korea, Poland and Taiwan declined between 8-20%. While China, India and Hungary contributed well, with returns of 8-27%. As the recovery in China gained momentum, the portfolio’s exposure to China rose by 2.2ppts, while Taiwan AI-driven semi-names corrected by 9.2% after a strong 2Q 2024. India continued upwards after the election, gaining 18%. On the downside, Korea fell by 19.5% driven by Samsung which fell 20% on concerns about falling memory prices and oversupply of high-bandwidth memory (HBM) in 2025. Webrock, a Swedish technology company active in Brazil, showed a similar weakness, falling another 28%. On the fixed income side, our bonds gained 4.6% in SEK contributing 1.5% to NAV. 

 

Performance in SEK net of fees.

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Fund facts

Fund

East Capital Multi-Strategi A SEK

ISIN

SE0007278585

Launch date

2015-08-10

Domicile

Sweden

Morningstar Rating™ (Total rating)

3

Yearly fee

1.56%

Management fee

1.50%

Fund

East Capital Multi-Strategi B SEK

ISIN

SE0012351492

Launch date

2019-04-02

Domicile

Sweden

Morningstar Rating™ (Total rating)

3

Yearly fee

1.56%

Management fee

1.60%

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2022-04-01

The merger of the Funds East Capital Balkan, East Capital New Europe, East Capital Russia and East Capital Eastern Europe with East Capital Balkans, East Capital New Europe, East Capital Russia and East Capital Eastern Europe (respectively) has been carried out in accordance with the submitted merger plan, which was approved by Finansinspektionen (the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority) on 15 February 2022.

East Capital Balkans, East Capital New Europe, East Capital Russia and East Capital Eastern Europe thus ended on 1 April 2022.

Following the merger, former shareholders in East Capital Balkan, East Capital New Europe, East Capital Russia and East Capital Eastern Europe now own shares in East Capital Balkans, East Capital New Europe, East Capital Russia and East Capital Eastern Europe.

More information about the merger, such as the auditor's opinion on the exchange relationship, can be obtained from the management company East Capital Asset Management S.A. upon request.

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