Ironbark Asset Management is pleased to announce that the Ironbark Karara Australian Share Fund has recently been highly rated by van Eyk*.
As mentioned in the van Eyk Australian Equities Mid-Cycle Review 2011 report (July 2011, p3), “The investment process is well developed, focused on detailed bottom-up research but incorporating top-down and thematic ideas. The approach is style agnostic, and a key objective is to exploit disconnects between fundamentals and market expectations. As a style neutral manager, this strategy could be used as a core fund in a blended portfolio.”
Furthermore, van Eyk has stated in the van Eyk Australian Equities Mid-Cycle Review 2011 ratings release (August 2011, p6) “The Fund is managed by a very stable team, with stock research deeper and more insightful relative to most other managers in the peer group.”
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* van Eyk Research Pty Ltd ABN 99 010 664 632, corporate authorised representative of van Eyk Financial Group Pty Ltd ABN 28 149 679 078, AFSL 402146 (authorised representative number 408625) (van Eyk) rates investment management capabilities rather than individual products. This rating is valid as at August 2011 but can change or cease at anytime and should not be relied upon without referring to the meaning of the rating, as well as the full manager report, available to subscribers at www.iRate.vaneyk.com.au. Past performance information given in this document is given for illustrative purposes only and should not be relied upon as it is not an indication of future performance. van Eyk has not directed the publication of Ironbark Karara Australian Share Fund's rating. The rating is not intended to influence you and your client’s investment decision in relation to any products managed by Karara Capital Limited and does not take into account your client’s individual financial situation, needs or objectives. We recommend that you and your client do not rely on this rating in making an investment decision and instead you seek advice from an appropriate investment adviser and read the product disclosure statement before making such a decision. Past performance is not an indicator of future results.
As mentioned in the van Eyk Australian Equities Mid-Cycle Review 2011 report (July 2011, p3), “The investment process is well developed, focused on detailed bottom-up research but incorporating top-down and thematic ideas. The approach is style agnostic, and a key objective is to exploit disconnects between fundamentals and market expectations. As a style neutral manager, this strategy could be used as a core fund in a blended portfolio.”
Furthermore, van Eyk has stated in the van Eyk Australian Equities Mid-Cycle Review 2011 ratings release (August 2011, p6) “The Fund is managed by a very stable team, with stock research deeper and more insightful relative to most other managers in the peer group.”
Click here to find out more about the Ironbark Karara Australian Share Fund.
* van Eyk Research Pty Ltd ABN 99 010 664 632, corporate authorised representative of van Eyk Financial Group Pty Ltd ABN 28 149 679 078, AFSL 402146 (authorised representative number 408625) (van Eyk) rates investment management capabilities rather than individual products. This rating is valid as at August 2011 but can change or cease at anytime and should not be relied upon without referring to the meaning of the rating, as well as the full manager report, available to subscribers at www.iRate.vaneyk.com.au. Past performance information given in this document is given for illustrative purposes only and should not be relied upon as it is not an indication of future performance. van Eyk has not directed the publication of Ironbark Karara Australian Share Fund's rating. The rating is not intended to influence you and your client’s investment decision in relation to any products managed by Karara Capital Limited and does not take into account your client’s individual financial situation, needs or objectives. We recommend that you and your client do not rely on this rating in making an investment decision and instead you seek advice from an appropriate investment adviser and read the product disclosure statement before making such a decision. Past performance is not an indicator of future results.