Business Holdings DBI-RDT

Below you can find more information about the "Value Square Fund Business Holdings DBI-RDT" sub-fund.

Comments

Before deciding to invest in the sub-fund, one should read the prospectus and the key information document (PRIIPS KID). The documents are available in Dutch. You will find these documents further on this page. This is a publicity announcement.

Target

The objective of the sub-fund is to seek the highest possible return in absolute terms, rather than outperforming stock market indices, while limiting risk. The assets are invested primarily in listed shares of holding companies (holding companies) located in the European Economic Area (EEA) and in countries that are members of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). To a more limited extent, investments may also be made in listed holding companies in other countries.

At least 90% of the income received after deduction of expenses, fees and commissions shall be distributed annually to the holders of distribution units of the sub-fund so that they may benefit from the Definitively Taxed Income system in accordance with Art. 202 and Art. 203 of the Income Tax Code (ITC). In any case, the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders, when deciding on the dividend attributable to distribution share certificate holders, must always adhere to the required minimum distribution percentage as stipulated in Article 203 §2 of the Income Tax Code (ITC).

Strategy

The objective of the sub-fund is to pursue the highest possible return in absolute terms, rather than outperforming stock market indices, while at the same time limiting risks. At least 65% of the assets are invested in listed shares of holding companies based in the European Economic Area (EEA) and in countries that are members of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). To a lesser extent, investments may also be made in listed holding companies in other countries. Risk diversification is achieved by investing in at least 16 different holding companies, which in turn usually hold diversified assets. The Net Asset Value (NAV) may fluctuate significantly as a result of the composition of the portfolio. The selection of shares is based on fundamental analysis and a bottom-up approach, with an emphasis on the principle of value investing. In circumstances where the manager assesses the downside risks to be higher than the potential return, the portion invested in equities may be reduced in favor of investments in cash and money market instruments. The sub-fund may invest up to 50% in cash and/or money market instruments. The sub-fund will always invest at least 50% in equities.

Active portfolio management

The sub-fund's portfolio is actively managed by the portfolio manager, meaning that he makes discretionary investment choices at the portfolio level within the limits of the investment objective and policy.

The management method is not aligned with an index.