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All of our portfolio managers have money invested in their fund. None of them has to rely on a monthly paycheque.
All our portfolio managers:
have skin in the game
exploit inefficiencies within niches
have auditable track records
Sarnia Asset Management is about creating true long-term alignment between investors and portfolio managers.
We are making the world's best portfolio managers accessible to a broader audience. Some of our funds will be newly launched, others will be feeder funds to provide access to managers that you should have heard of (but haven't, yet). A portfolio manager with a net performance of 25.0% p.a. over 24 years? This is the underlying track record of the first fund that we are launching. Additionally, we provide an extra layer of expert supervision of these often little-known or new managers - at no additional cost to our clients!
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By Sarnia Asset Management
Investors always need to be on the lookout for any shortcomings in their fund managers that could negatively impact their investment performance.
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By James Faulkner
Some funds can maintain their performance as they get bigger while others can’t. We reveal our tips for finding funds that are the right size for their respective mandate and how to spot a fund that could be getting too big for its boots.
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By James Faulkner
The best performing stock market mutual funds generally trade less frequently than their peers who trade more regularly, even when looking at those funds with high active share.
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