The Fund invests in INR denominated equity securities issued by companies listed on domestic Indian stock exchanges. At least two thirds (and normally 80%+) of the investments are in companies with mid capitalization, i.e. between the 50th to 350th largest listed companies in India. The key sectors are Financial, Consumer Goods, Chemicals and Manufacturing. The Fund is subject to INR currency risk, sovereign risk of India, regulatory changes and various political and geopolitical risks besides equity investment risks. It is suitable for investors with a medium to long term investment horizon and a bullish view of the growth prospects of Indian economy and its mid-tier companies. The Fund is actively managed but uses the NIFTY Midcap 100 Index as its performance benchmark. The Investment Manager Kotak Mahindra Asset Management MAS regulated. It is structured as an unregistered private sub fund of Kotak Funds, which is an open-ended investment company organised as a UCITS V Compliant SICAV in Luxemburg and regulated by Luxembourg's CSSF.

The China A-shares fund invests at least 70% of its portfolio in China A-Shares, i.e. Mainland China’s domestic markets via the FII regime and the Stock Connect. Balance may be invested in related stocks such as China B/ H shares or other Emerging Markets. It is exposed to associated risks including RMB exchange rate volatility, changes in rule and regulations, capital controls, etc. The fund believes in fundamental analysis & active management and aims at long term capital growth to outperform its benchmark- the MSCI China A Onshore Total Return Index. The portfolio is well diversified across industry sectors. It is suitable for investors bullish on the Chinese stock markets.

L1 Capital Long Short Fund is a Caymans Fund investing in a portfolio of predominantly Australian Equities based on fundamental themes. It can invest upto 30% in global securities and can leverage as well as go short. Net exposure is capped at 1.5X (but is typically 0.3-1.3X) while gross exposure is capped at 3X. Borrowing will be limited to 50% of Net Asset Value. It follows an aggressive flexible strategy and can be +-30% per month. It has significantly outperformed its ASX 200 benchmark.

The Fund invests in INR denominated equity securities issued by companies listed on domestic Indian stock exchanges. The majority (66%+) of the investments are in growth-oriented large capitalization Indian equities. The key sectors are Financial, Information Technology, Consumer Goods and Energy. The Fund is subject to INR currency risk, sovereign risk of India, regulatory changes and various political and geopolitical risks besides equity investment risks. It is suitable for investors with a medium to long term investment horizon and a bullish view of the growth prospects of Indian economy and its largest companies. The Fund is actively managed but uses the NIFTY 50 Index as its performance benchmark. The Investment Manager Kotak Mahindra Asset Management MAS regulated. It is structured as an unregistered private sub fund of Kotak Funds, which is an open-ended investment company organised as a UCITS V Compliant SICAV in Luxemburg and regulated by Luxembourg's CSSF.

The ASK India Opportunities Fund 1 aims to generate long-term returns by investing in well managed, entrepreneurially driven, high quality Indian companies with the ability to generate compounded earnings growth over long periods of time. The Fund uses a disciplined, bottom-up, rules-based investment approach to identify such companies that are trading at reasonable prices compared to their intrinsic value. The Fund aims to preserve capital and grow it over a period of time.

Overview: The Future Vision Equity pooled strategy invests in single name equities that are aligned with themes in disruptive industries which will play a more important role in the next decades ahead.
The core themes that have been identified are:

Biotechnology and Genome research: Medical advances with the help of AI and reduced cost for genetic editing have the potential to disrupt the healthcare industry in years to come. We are looking specifically for companies in the sector of life sciences, genetic solutions for cancer treatment, Human-Machine-Interface technologies, etc.
Water & Food: We may run out of clean water, and while we might not run out of food in the foreseeable future, there is certainly, a need to become more efficient and sustainable in the way how we feed a growing world population. The investments will be predominantly in companies in the Agricultural/Food Tech space, Water companies (Technology or utility) or environmental management companies.
Cybersecurity: The cost of cybersecurity at an average level has increased by over 72% in the past 5 years, and 13% alone from 2017 to 2018. An Accenture Study about the cost of cybercrime states that the Value at Risk from Cybercrime in the global economy is rising, and so is the cost of prevention.
Renewable Energy/Electrification: We do not think that global warming is a hoax, therefore investment in the renewable energy space will continue to grow and transform the way how we produce and consume energy in decades to come. Investments can for example take place in companies which are either Renewable Energy generators or provide technology that reduces carbon emissions, but also companies at the heart of the trend towards further electrification, specifically energy transmission and battery technology.
Selection of Companies: Through thorough fundamental research of the companies from an initial shortlist, we identify the ones with a technological and commercial advantage over others

Aurigin Fund is a Caymans Islands registered Discretionary long-short Hedge Fund focused on India/ Asia. It can use upto 2.5X leverage and uses derivatives. The objective is to trade a basket of uncorrelated low-downside trades based on fundamental research to capture the best risk-reward opportunities and capitalise on inefficiencies in relative pricing of various financial instruments across capital structure. It targets to generate 15-20% p.a. returns over a market cycle. It has not had a negative year of returns since inception. However, it is volatile and has had significant monthly drawdown.

PruLev Global Macro Fund is a Global Quantitative Macro Hedge Fund in Singapore. It tracks 100 derivative instruments across major liquid markets and usually has positions in 60-75. Its strategy capitalizes on major events, economic trends and other systemic factors. It targets 30-36% IRR with equivalent volatility and a Sharpe ratio of 1 to 1.2. Maximum monthly drawdown has been over 35%. Redemption Fees are imposed to ensure investors recognise the implicit monthly volatility in the fund

FengHe Asia Fund is a Cayman Islands incorporated long/short equity fund investing in listed equities of Asian companies. It invests in 50-70 names with total gross exposure between 70-140%. Short positions are for alpha generation. Core themes are China, Technology and Southeast Asia. It uses a fundamental bottom-up position building approach. It has low correlation to market indices (MCSI AXJ) and has delivered outperformance in all down months through a disciplined stop-loss process.

The Thematica fund invests in the global listed equities. It is a thematic fund looking at investing in companies associated with structural shifts (such as digital life, clean water, health tech, etc.) for long term capital appreciation. The fund is not constrained by sector, industry, or geography. It invests primarily in the U.S. & other developed markets, with a maximum of 50% assets allocation to emerging markets. It is suitable for investors who wish to invest their capital for the long term and have a risk appetite.

CapCapital is an actively managed long only & unleveraged equity strategy structured as a Kristal Fund (supported by sub-advisors). The portfolio comprises 20 -25 diversified global publicly listed equities (5-10% allocation each). Selection depends on a strong competitive advantage (visible moat) and healthy earnings growth determined through a bottom-up analysis using financial & operational metrics. Sectors are technology, finance & consumer and holding period is expected to be medium term

Incorporated in Mauritius, it aims to achieve long term capital appreciation by investing in equity / equity linked instruments of listed Indian equities. Companies are selected using meticulous filtering criterion to ensure that they have strong earnings growth trajectory, capital efficiency and are available at reasonable valuations. It uses a bottom-up approach to equity selection with the portfolio comprising of 10-20 stocks with market capitalization greater than $500mn.

Polen Capital Focus U.S. Growth Fund is a segregated Irish authorised UCIT that invests in a focused portfolio of approx. 20 high-quality Growth large cap (>USD4b) US listed companies. Its actively managed with low portfolio turnover and seeks to outperform the Russell 1000 Growth. It uses fundamental analysis to identify companies with a sustainable competitive advantage. It is more suitable for investors with a long-term investment horizon willing to accept a moderate volatility.

PIOF is a USD denominated Long Only absolute return India equities fund with a differentiated strategy, focused on the most secular part of Indias story the rise of consumer spending. The Funds objective is to offer sustainable alpha over the long term. PIOF is managed by Progress Asia Capital Advisors Pte Ltd which is incorporated in Singapore and regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (as a Registered Fund Management Company).

The investment objective of this fund is to earn a superior risk adjusted total return through a mix of long term capital appreciation and cash yield by investing in infrastructure companies across the Asia-Pacific universe using an index-unconstrained concentrated portfolio approach. This strategy is ideal for investors looking to gain exposure to infrastructure companies and have a long term time horizon. This fund is managed by Nuvest Capital.