Baggot Multi-Asset Portfolio (BMA) is a Diversified strategy which aims to provide positive annualised investment returns on a medium to long term basis, while managing the portfolio within its risk parameters. This investment strategy can invest in a range of asset classes such as Bonds, Equities, Property (REITs), Commodities and Cash. This is a medium risk strategy with the objective of having a moderate investment allocation to higher risk assets such as Equities, Property (REITs), and Commodities. We review and make changes to our asset mix regularly, in line with our Investment Framework.

Baggot Investment Philosophy:

• Avoid country specific concentration risk.
• Invest in relatively inexpensive assets.
• Achieve positive returns on a longer term basis, while maintaining a medium risk profile.

To execute this strategy, Baggot Investment Partners (“Baggot”) have entered into a research and investment advisory agreement with Conexim Advisor Support & Services (“Conexim”), who provide dealing and related services on and for your account. Under this agreement, Baggot provides ongoing research and asset allocation advisory services, which Conexim execute on a discretionary basis. Under this arrangement, Baggot also provide assessments of the suitability of the strategy for individual investors, which Conexim rely on when providing the portfolio management service.

Investment Style:

BMAP is an Active Multi-Asset Strategy with a focus on Value and Safety.

Strategy Advantages:

• Lower cost, no lock-up, professionally managed.
• Not weighted to traditional benchmarks (MSCI).
• Avoids high concentration risk in most expensive major developed market (US).
• Strong Diversification.

Investment Framework

Three Major Drivers

1. Valuation Analysis– We seek to invest in assets that are relatively inexpensive compared to other “like for like” assets. Cheaper asset prices carry a “higher margin of safety” as legendary investor Ben Graham would have said. Based on historical evidence, they also offer significantly higher returns over the long run.

2. Fundamental Economic Analysis– Global central bank policies, Interest rates, Inflation and Growth rates, Employment trends, Government tax policy, budgets and debt levels, Regulatory changes, Corporate debt levels, Demographics and Personal savings rates.

3. Chart Analysis– We monitor price, demand and momentum for important changes and react to both positive and negative changes on an active basis.

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