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Inception Date December 1, 2017 BSE 200 TRI Index 0.82 16.63 12.75 9.37
Returns more than one year are on compounded annualised basis. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future.
Bloomberg Ticker NA
Sector - Top 6 Holdings Market Capitalization
Mid Cap
Banking & Financial 34.50%
Benchmark Index* BSE 200 TRI 10.00%
IT & IT Services 18.35% Small Cap
*Effective December 1, 2018, the benchmark of the 13.98%
Strategy is changed from “Nifty 50” to “BSE 200 TRI” Pharma 11.27%
Schedule of Charges
Consu mer Discretionary 8.48%
Top Gainers in Equity (Since Inception) Performance Top losers in Equity (Since Inception) Performance
Portfolio Manager
MERCK 123.94% TATA MOTOR DVR (55.96%)
IIFL Asset Management Limited (IIFL AMC)
BAJAJ FINANCE LTD 53.16% THANGAMAYIL JEWELLERY (35.62%)
NAV shown is for the model portfolio. NAV of 10 assumed on the inception date (01-Dec-2017)
Commentary
There was no dearth of events during 2018 both locally and globally and volatility was the �lavour of the season as the year turned out to be one of a nightmare for most investors. Very rarely
do we get to see such divergence between largecap, midcap and small-cap performance in a year and similar sharp divergence between index and individual stock returns. Though the
Nifty-50 closed marginally positive for the year, the midcap index was down almost 15% and the small-cap index was down by around 30% during the year. However your IIFL Multicap
Advantage PMS has weathered the rough year very strongly and has been able to close the year almost �lat.
As we enter 2019, there seems to be both hope and fear alike. If one reads the Outlook reports for 2019 from all the domestic and foreign brokerage houses, it becomes quite clear that the
consensus view for 2019 is that it would be a good year for emerging markets when compared to the developed markets and India would stand above the rest on valuation front within the
emerging market basket. Corporate earnings are picking up and growth looks to have entered a sweet spot for a major uptick in coming quarters. Increase in both government and private
capex and strong consumption demand on the back of benign in�lation and steady interest rates, looks like the key drivers for our markets in 2019. Rate cut expectations from the RBI could
add to the up-move.
However the markets would not be a smooth ride in 2019 for sure. Too many moving parts both locally and globally would add to the volatility during the year. The �irst half of 2019 would
be dominated by the General elections in India and its outcome and all other factors would take a back seat. US fed rate hikes seem to be peaking out and there is now a consensus that growth
would slow down in US and Europe in 2019. China is already seeing some slowdown and that would not go down well for commodity prices. All these we believe will keep volatility high in
the markets.
We have done some major portfolio reshuf�ling during the month in line with our sector and earnings view. We have booked partial gains in GSK consumer during the month post the Horlicks
deal announcement. We have exited from Tata Global as the company seems to be disappointing on the consolidation of its businesses. We have reduced exposure to Sun Pharma signi�icantly
and have added some exposure in Cipla Ltd in the same sector. Within the Technology sector we have reduced our exposure in Zensar Ltd as we see the company struggling with earnings and
client growth over the next few qtrs and have added exposure to L&T Infotech which is priced very attractively and is also expected to outperform the peers in the IT sector over coming
quarters in earnings growth. Some changes were done within the Banking & Financial sector. We have added exposure to corporate banks by further adding SBI to the existing weightage. We
have also added a new stock named Aavas Financiers in the portfolio as the company is in a a growth phase over next few years and we have strong visibility in the growth of the company in
the affordable housing �inance space. Finally we reduced exposure to Muthoot Finance and also exited from Equitas holding during the month. Thought the above changes might look quite a
few, but it was done keeping in line with the earnings projection and expectations of these companies in coming quarters and also in view of the changing sectoral dynamics in the market.
During the month of Dec’18, the IIFL Multicap Advantage PMS portfolio was up by 3.09% as compared to BSE 200 TRI Index rising by 0.63% and Nifty-50 falling by 0.13%. During the last 6
months, the portfolio has gained by 2.05% as compared to Nifty gaining 1.38% and BSE-200 TRI Index rising by 1.67%. In 2018, the PMS portfolio has gained by 0.23% as compared to
BSE-200 TRI rising by 0.82% and Nifty gaining by 3.15%. The strong outperformance during the month can be attributed to the fact that nearly 70% of our portfolio companies have
out-performed the BSE-200 benchmark index during the month of Dec’18. Major gainers in the portfolio during the month were Muthoot Finance (+14.0%), L&T Infotech (+10.3%), Siemens
(+10.1%), Merck Ltd (+9.4%) and L&T Finance holding (+5.8%). The major drags in the portfolio during the month were Sun Pharma (-12.6%), Quess Corp (-9.1%), SRF Ltd (-7.6%), CESC
(-4.4%) and Cipla Ltd (-3.9%).
Disclaimer:
Securities investments are subject to market risks and there is no assurance or guarantee that the objectives of the Strategy will be achieved. As with any securities investment, the value of a portfolio can go up or down
depending on the factors and forces affecting the capital markets. Past performance of the Portfolio Manager may not be indicative of the performance in the future.
This document is for informational purposes only and should not be regarded as an offer to sell or as a solicitation of an offer to buy the securities or other investments mentioned in it. All opinions, �igures, charts/graphs,
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