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JOHCM Global Select Shariah Fund

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Fund Description

The Fund is managed in accordance with Shariah principles and invests in a concentrated portfolio of Shariah compliant global equity securities. Fund managers Nudgem Richyal and Christopher Lees believe stock markets are inefficient and aim to exploit market anomalies via an investment process that combines both top-down and bottom-up research. Their distinct “4-Dimensional” investment process (stocks, sectors, countries, time/change) focuses on the behaviour of each share price to determine whether the most important driver of each prospective investment is stock specific, sector or country-based. The Fund invests in both developed and emerging markets, with the fund managers frequently drawing upon the stocks ideas generated by our regional equity teams.

  • Christopher and Nudgem have a growth at a reasonable price (GARP) investment philosophy, which is sometimes described as core with a growth bias. They aim for consistency of returns, by exploiting multiple market anomalies/inefficiencies.
  • Growth and value disciplines are combined to help avoid the volatility that can occur in a single-style strategy, therefore to obtain better risk-adjusted returns over the medium and long term.
  • Mean reversion and trend are proven predictors of risk and return.
  • They look for stocks, sectors and countries that have displayed long term underperformance (3 to 5 years) followed by short term outperformance (6 to 12 months).
  • They believe that markets are not efficient and correlations/betas change over time. They have a four-dimensional investment process (stocks, sectors, countries, time/change), with factors weighted to what actually drives each share price.
Reasons To Invest
  • More and more investors realise that “uncorrelated alpha” is more effective to obtain by combining different managers, rather than different asset classes.
  • As a high alpha, benchmark-unconstrained fund, this is a good satellite to a core of index funds.
  • Clients with a home country bias will probably find that the Fund improves their risk/reward metrics.
  • Christopher and Nudgem’s GARP style, all capitalisation portfolio, active sector and country allocations, are useful to clients without the resources to dedicate to growth/value, large cap/small cap, sector/geography decisions.
  • Nudgem Richyal

    Senior Fund Manager

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The information provided on this webpage is for professional advisers only. The Fund follows formal Shariah Investment Guidelines which have been reviewed by a recognised Sharia Adviser. The Guidelines are used to identify a list of compliant stocks which will comprise the Fund’s investible universe. The Fund makes no guarantee on the accuracy, quality or reliability of the determinations made by the Shariah Adviser. Shariah principles are subject to interpretation and there may not be consensus between different Shariah experts. If it is determined that an investment is no longer Shariah compliant, the Fund will be required to divest and this may incur a loss.

For any company in which the Fund holds an investment, there may be an element of income that the company derives from activities that do not comply with Shariah principles, that is, from “Non-Permissible Income”. Non-permissible income will form part of the property of the Fund and will be distributed to shareholders through any dividends paid. Shareholders will be responsible for the purification of their pro-rated portion of the non-permissible income.

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JOHCM Global Opportunities Fund

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JOHCM Global Select Fund

Fund managers Christopher Lees and Nudgem Richyal believe stock markets are inefficient and aim to exploit market anomalies via an investment process that combines both top-down and bottom-up research. Their distinct “4-Dimensional” investment process (stocks, sectors, countries, time/change) focuses on the behaviour of each shar...

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Investment Objective

The JOHCM Global Select Shariah Fund aims to achieve its objective by investing in a portfolio of Shariah compliant global equity securities listed on any Recognised Market. Under normal market environments it is the intention to be near-fully invested, and at no time will less than 80% of the Fund’s total net assets be invested in such securities. The benchmark of the Fund is the MSCI ACWI Islamic Index but the Fund will be managed on an ‘unconstrained basis’ with no restrictions in terms of regional or sector allocation versus this benchmark.

Fund details

Data as at 30 April 2024
Fund size GBP 17.55m
Strategy size GBP 16.29m (as at 31 December 2023)
Benchmark MSCI ACWI Islamic NR 12pm adjusted
Domicile Ireland
Denomination USD
Share classes

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Unit type Distribution
Valuation point Daily (12pm, UK time)
Dealing frequency Daily 9-5pm

Fees and charges

Initial charge up to 5%

Administration

Status UCITS
Investment manager J O Hambro Capital Management Limited
Transfer agent and registrar RBC Investor Services Limited
Depositary RBC Investor Services Limited

The information provided on this webpage is for professional advisers only. The Fund follows formal Shariah Investment Guidelines which have been reviewed by a recognised Sharia Adviser. The Guidelines are used to identify a list of compliant stocks which will comprise the Fund’s investible universe. The Fund makes no guarantee on the accuracy, quality or reliability of the determinations made by the Shariah Adviser. Shariah principles are subject to interpretation and there may not be consensus between different Shariah experts. If it is determined that an investment is no longer Shariah compliant, the Fund will be required to divest and this may incur a loss.

For any company in which the Fund holds an investment, there may be an element of income that the company derives from activities that do not comply with Shariah principles, that is, from “Non-Permissible Income”. Non-permissible income will form part of the property of the Fund and will be distributed to shareholders through any dividends paid. Shareholders will be responsible for the purification of their pro-rated portion of the non-permissible income.

Strategy Highlights

As at 31 October 2023

October was a ‘risk-off’ month as global equity markets fell, with defensives outperforming cyclicals and large caps outperforming small and mid-caps. Earnings season has been particularly challenging for equities as stocks that have beaten and raised expectations are not showing much alpha on the day of results, and rising less than their beat and raise would suggest. Meanwhile, stocks missing earnings guidance or expectations are being de-rated aggressively on the day of results and falling more than expected. It seems the market has moved into a phase where bad news is bad news, and we think it is a market environment where we need to continue to be more ruthless in our sell discipline.

After a period of underperformance, small and mid-cap earnings look like they are beginning to ‘hockey stick positive’ relative to the global index, but their relative price has not really improved yet. Large-cap relative earnings and relative price have just ‘ticked down’ during this earnings season for the first time after a long period of outperformance. We think this might be the beginning of a trend change for large-caps versus small and mid-cap. We are already underweight large-caps and overweight mid-caps, so we have not made any significant changes to the portfolio.
 

The fund underperformed the benchmark in October. The best performing holdings were Vitesco Technologies, Novo Nordisk and Danone. Conversely, our worst performing holdings were Microsoft, SUSS MicroTec and Capstone Copper, and we are reviewing these holdings.
 
Looking forward, there is statistically a very high probability that the 10 largest US stocks that have significantly outperformed the global index so far this year will start underperforming and other stocks/sectors/regions will start outperforming as we head into 2024. Our scenario analysis is currently:

Scenario 1 = 5% probability of the top 10 largest US mega-cap stocks continue to outperform. New bull market leadership is not usually the old bull market leaders, but we do recognise that several things are “different this time,” eg AI, and Cold War 2.0.

Scenario 2 = 45% probability of a broadening bull market. Statistically, there is now a high probability the largest 10 US stocks start underperforming and other stocks/sectors/regions start outperforming. China stabilising next year would be a catalyst for this positive scenario, particularly for Europe, Japan and Emerging Markets who are more export dependent to China than the US.

Scenario 3 = 50% probability of a sideways zigzag or a new bear market. Historically after similar periods of concentration, market returns were modestly below historical averages with underperformance from the previous top 10 stocks over the following 12 months. The US Federal Reserve excessively increasing interest rates next year would be a catalyst for this negative scenario in which most asset classes, sectors and regions would struggle.

Global risks and opportunities are clearly changing as we head into 2024. The recent sharp rise in US long-end rates is now becoming a headwind for equities. However, there’s no sense that equity markets are pricing in an increased risk of a US recession yet, and credit spreads remain remarkably stable despite rising delinquencies. So it looks like financial markets are currently pricing in a soft landing, which sets up an asymmetry heading into 2024: if the landing is soft, it’s in the price; if it’s hard, it’s not priced. A lot depends on China stabilising or recovering/deteriorating in 2024.
 

The information provided on this webpage is for professional advisers only. The Fund follows formal Shariah Investment Guidelines which have been reviewed by a recognised Sharia Adviser. The Guidelines are used to identify a list of compliant stocks which will comprise the Fund’s investible universe. The Fund makes no guarantee on the accuracy, quality or reliability of the determinations made by the Shariah Adviser. Shariah principles are subject to interpretation and there may not be consensus between different Shariah experts. If it is determined that an investment is no longer Shariah compliant, the Fund will be required to divest and this may incur a loss.

For any company in which the Fund holds an investment, there may be an element of income that the company derives from activities that do not comply with Shariah principles, that is, from “Non-Permissible Income”. Non-permissible income will form part of the property of the Fund and will be distributed to shareholders through any dividends paid. Shareholders will be responsible for the purification of their pro-rated portion of the non-permissible income.

The information provided on this webpage is for professional advisers only. The Fund follows formal Shariah Investment Guidelines which have been reviewed by a recognised Sharia Adviser. The Guidelines are used to identify a list of compliant stocks which will comprise the Fund’s investible universe. The Fund makes no guarantee on the accuracy, quality or reliability of the determinations made by the Shariah Adviser. Shariah principles are subject to interpretation and there may not be consensus between different Shariah experts. If it is determined that an investment is no longer Shariah compliant, the Fund will be required to divest and this may incur a loss.

For any company in which the Fund holds an investment, there may be an element of income that the company derives from activities that do not comply with Shariah principles, that is, from “Non-Permissible Income”. Non-permissible income will form part of the property of the Fund and will be distributed to shareholders through any dividends paid. Shareholders will be responsible for the purification of their pro-rated portion of the non-permissible income.

The information provided on this webpage is for professional advisers only. The Fund follows formal Shariah Investment Guidelines which have been reviewed by a recognised Sharia Adviser. The Guidelines are used to identify a list of compliant stocks which will comprise the Fund’s investible universe. The Fund makes no guarantee on the accuracy, quality or reliability of the determinations made by the Shariah Adviser. Shariah principles are subject to interpretation and there may not be consensus between different Shariah experts. If it is determined that an investment is no longer Shariah compliant, the Fund will be required to divest and this may incur a loss.

For any company in which the Fund holds an investment, there may be an element of income that the company derives from activities that do not comply with Shariah principles, that is, from “Non-Permissible Income”. Non-permissible income will form part of the property of the Fund and will be distributed to shareholders through any dividends paid. Shareholders will be responsible for the purification of their pro-rated portion of the non-permissible income.

Fund statistics

Data as at 30 April 2024
Fund size GBP 17.55m
Number of holdings 44

Top 10 holdings and active weights

Data as at 30 April 2024
Top 10 holdings
Microsoft 4.03%
GALP Energia 2.96%
FIRST TRACTOR CO H 2.63%
EO TECHNICS 2.53%
Alphabet 2.44%
CAPSTONE COPPER 2.41%
SHOCKWAVE MEDICAL 2.41%
AstraZeneca 2.38%
Ferguson 2.35%
Shell 2.35%
Top 10 active weights
GALP Energia +2.96%
FIRST TRACTOR CO H +2.63%
EO TECHNICS +2.53%
Alphabet +2.44%
CAPSTONE COPPER +2.41%
SHOCKWAVE MEDICAL +2.41%
AstraZeneca +2.38%
Ferguson +2.35%
BROADCOM +2.31%
SK Hynix +2.23%

The information provided on this webpage is for professional advisers only. The Fund follows formal Shariah Investment Guidelines which have been reviewed by a recognised Sharia Adviser. The Guidelines are used to identify a list of compliant stocks which will comprise the Fund’s investible universe. The Fund makes no guarantee on the accuracy, quality or reliability of the determinations made by the Shariah Adviser. Shariah principles are subject to interpretation and there may not be consensus between different Shariah experts. If it is determined that an investment is no longer Shariah compliant, the Fund will be required to divest and this may incur a loss.

For any company in which the Fund holds an investment, there may be an element of income that the company derives from activities that do not comply with Shariah principles, that is, from “Non-Permissible Income”. Non-permissible income will form part of the property of the Fund and will be distributed to shareholders through any dividends paid. Shareholders will be responsible for the purification of their pro-rated portion of the non-permissible income.

Fund Group

Fund

 As at noon Share class Currency Domicile ISIN number NAV per share Change   KIID

Dividend Rates

Funds paying quarterly dividends

JOHCM UK Equity Income Fund

Share class Q4 21 Q1 22 Q2 22 Q3 22 Q4 22 Q1 23 Q2 23 Q3 23
A distributing GBP 1.2881 1.9828 3.4453 3.1410 1.8309 2.1053 3.2723 3.4292
A accumulating GBP 2.8152 4.3509 7.6541 7.1149 4.2268 4.9097 7.7197 8.2427
B distributing GBP  1.1897 1.8271 3.1746 2.8895 1.6822 1.9315 3.0000 3.1395
B accumulating GBP 2.6020 4.0228 7.0604 6.5526 3.8884 4.5096 7.0851 7.5529
Y distributing GBP 0.8697 1.3383 2.3274 2.1211 1.2376 1.4237 2.2134 2.3200
Y accumulating GBP 1.1364 1.7602 3.0924 2.8757 1.7088 1.9315 3.1230 3.3359

Dividends are quoted and paid in pence per share

Distribution of income occur on or before: 31 May, 31 August, 30 November and 28 February

The quarterly table above shows the last two years net dividends (on an accounting rather than a paid basis) for this fund. If you require the dividends for previous time periods, please contact Northern Trust directly on 0333 300 0359 or by email JOH_Onshore_TAQueries@ntrs.com.
 

Funds paying semi-annual dividends

Distribution of income occur on or before: 31 August and 28 February

JOHCM UK Dynamic Fund (Onshore)

Share class Currency Pay date Dividend paid in Dividend rate
A - distributing GBP 31 Aug 2023 pence per share 4.7348
A - accumulating GBP 31 Aug 2023 pence per share  7.2848
B - distributing GBP 31 Aug 2023 pence per share  4.2666
B - accumulating GBP 31 Aug 2023 pence per share 8.0119
Y - distributing GBP 31 Aug 2023 pence per share 2.9766
Y - accumulating GBP 31 Aug 2023 pence per share 4.2119
X - distributing GBP 31 Aug 2023 pence per share 2.4775
X - accummulating GBP 31 Aug 2023 pence per share 2.8519
M - distributing GBP 31 Aug 2023 pence per share 0.6975
M - accumulating GBP 31 Aug 2023 pence per share 0.6975
K - distributing GBP 31 Aug 2023 pence per share 0.6130
K - accumulating  GBP 31 Aug 2023 pence per share 0.6128


JOHCM Global Select Shariah Fund 

Share class Currency Pay date Dividend paid in  Dividend rate
A USD 31 Aug 2023 pence per share 0.3187

Funds paying annual dividends

Distribution of income occur on or before 28 February


JOHCM Asia ex Japan Fund

Share class Currency Pay date Dividend paid in Dividend rate
A GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 0.0000
A EUR 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 0.0000
A USD 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 0.0000
B GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 0.0000
B EUR 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 0.0000
B USD 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 0.0000
Z GBP 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 1.2559
Z USD 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 0.0088

JOHCM Asia ex Japan Small and Mid Cap Fund

Share class Currency Pay date Dividend paid in Dividend rate
A GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 0.0000
A EUR 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 0.0000
A USD 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 0.0000
B GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 0.0000
B EUR 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 0.0000
B USD 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 0.0000
Z GBP 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 0.0000


JOHCM Continental European Fund

Share class Currency Pay date Dividend paid in Dividend rate
A GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 10.0915
A EUR 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 7.9953
A - hedge GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 2.9851
B GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 7.7618
B EUR 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 6.4068
B - hedge USD 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 1.1526
Y GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 3.7378
Y - hedge GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 3.2781
Y EUR 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 3.0566

JOHCM European Select Values Fund

Share class Currency Pay date Dividend paid in  Dividend rate
A GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 4.8151
A EUR 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 2.6779
B GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 2.0318
B EUR 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 0.8256
Y EUR 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 0.8964


JOHCM Global Emerging Markets Opportunities Fund

Share class Currency Pay date Dividend paid in Dividend rate
A GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 3.9725
A EUR 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 3.7874
A USD 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 2.7065
B GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 3.5330
B EUR 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 3.4128
B USD 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 3.0881
Y GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 4.9039
Y USD 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 2.8124
Z GBP 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 7.3245

JOHCM Global Opportunities Fund (offshore)

Share class Currency Pay date Dividend paid in Dividend rate
A GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 4.4298
A EUR 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 4.1956
A USD 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 3.3076
B EUR 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 3.8301
B USD 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 3.1239
A - hedged EUR 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 1.6538
X GBP 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 3.7875
Z GBP 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 1.7774
X - hedged GBP 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 2.1090
X EUR 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 1.9147

JOHCM Global Select Fund

Share class Currency Pay date Dividend paid in  Dividend rate
A GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 2.5774
A EUR 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 2.0747
A USD 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 1.0629
B GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 0.0000
B EUR 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 0.0000
B USD 28 Feb 2023 cents per share 0.0000
Z GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 4.2279


JOHCM UK Growth Fund

Share class Currency Pay date Dividend paid in Dividend rate
A GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 4.6405
B GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 2.4239
X GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 2.5898

JOHCM UK Opportunities Fund

Share class Currency Pay date Dividend paid in Dividend rate
A - distributing GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 6.1160
A - accumulating GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 9.5564
B - distributing GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 5.7397
B - accumulating GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 8.8440
Y - accumulating GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 5.3515
Y - distributing GBP 28 Feb 2023 pence per share 4.1220

 

Net dividends quoted in the local share class currency.

If you would like more information, please contact Northern Trust directly on 0333 300 0359 or by email JOH_Onshore_TAQueries@ntrs.com. Email us at oeicdealing@johcm.co.uk.

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The information provided on this webpage is for professional advisers only. The Fund follows formal Shariah Investment Guidelines which have been reviewed by a recognised Sharia Adviser. The Guidelines are used to identify a list of compliant stocks which will comprise the Fund’s investible universe. The Fund makes no guarantee on the accuracy, quality or reliability of the determinations made by the Shariah Adviser. Shariah principles are subject to interpretation and there may not be consensus between different Shariah experts. If it is determined that an investment is no longer Shariah compliant, the Fund will be required to divest and this may incur a loss.

For any company in which the Fund holds an investment, there may be an element of income that the company derives from activities that do not comply with Shariah principles, that is, from “Non-Permissible Income”. Non-permissible income will form part of the property of the Fund and will be distributed to shareholders through any dividends paid. Shareholders will be responsible for the purification of their pro-rated portion of the non-permissible income.

Other Global Equity Funds

JOHCM Global Opportunities Fund

The JOHCM Global Opportunities Fund is a high conviction, benchmark-unconstrained stock picking fund that invests in both developed and emerging markets. Fund managers Ben Leyland and Robert Lancastle bring to bear the same successful investment philosophy and process that established the JOHCM UK Opportunities Fund as a leading UK equities fun

Read More
JOHCM Global Select Fund

Fund managers Christopher Lees and Nudgem Richyal believe stock markets are inefficient and aim to exploit market anomalies via an investment process that combines both top-down and bottom-up research. Their distinct “4-Dimensional” investment process (stocks, sectors, countries, time/change) focuses on the behaviour of each shar...

Read More
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