July - Summer Edition - CI Investments
July - Summer Edition - CI Investments
July - Summer Edition - CI Investments
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Portfolio Snapshot<br />
Cambridge Global Equity June 30, 2011<br />
Fund management<br />
Portfolio advisor: Cambridge Advisors<br />
Portfolio manager: (start date)<br />
Alan Radlo (January 2008<br />
Brandon Snow (April 2011)<br />
About Cambridge<br />
• Cambridge Advisors is a Boston and Toronto-based<br />
investment management team which currently manages<br />
over $3 billion in assets.<br />
• It is led by Alan Radlo, Chief investment Officer, who has<br />
over 28 years of investment experience.<br />
• The team has a proven ability to protect investors’ capital<br />
in all markets.<br />
• Cambridge funds provide growth with downside protection.<br />
• The funds have flexible mandates, which are ideal for<br />
pursuing good buying opportunities.<br />
Fund characteristics<br />
Fund inception date:<br />
December 2007<br />
Assets:<br />
$619 million*<br />
*Class A shares at June 30, 2011<br />
Investment objective:<br />
The fund’s objective is to achieve long-term capital growth by<br />
investing primarily in equity securities of companies located<br />
anywhere in the world.<br />
How is the fund managed?<br />
• Although the fund tends to focus on the developed world,<br />
there are no restrictions to its geographic allocation.<br />
• The portfolio is made up of small to large-cap stocks and<br />
encompasses all industry sectors.<br />
• The manager seeks companies which are building economic<br />
value – these typically have strong earnings, solid balance<br />
sheets, excellent management and reasonable values.<br />
Why invest in this fund?<br />
• You want a core foreign equity fund for your portfolio<br />
• you are investing for the medium and/or long term<br />
• you can tolerate medium risk<br />
Holdings analysis<br />
Asset class<br />
International equity 50%<br />
US equity 38%<br />
Cash & equivalents 8%<br />
Canadian equity 4%<br />
Country breakdown<br />
United States 38%<br />
Other 14%<br />
Britain 14%<br />
Germany 12%<br />
France 5%<br />
Canada 4%<br />
Jersey Island 4%<br />
Switzerland 4%<br />
Norway 3%<br />
Denmark 2%<br />
Sector<br />
Industrials 23%<br />
Information technology 19%<br />
Energy 15%<br />
Health care 10%<br />
Cash 8%<br />
Financials 8%<br />
Materials 8%<br />
Consumer discretionary 7%<br />
Utilities 2%<br />
14 SUMMER 2011 PERSPECTIVE AS AT JUNE 30, 2011