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STANLIB Aggressive Income Fund

Fund Overview

Risk Profile

Low Medium High

Objective

The investment objective of the STANLIB Aggressive Income Fund is to provide an efficient investment medium whereby investors can participate in a portfolio that will seek to generate a high level of income, as well as the potential for capital growth.

Securities normally to be included in this portfolio means cash, bonds, financially sound and appropriate preference shares, property shares, stock including property loan stock, debentures, debenture stock and debenture bonds, unsecured notes, collective investment schemes in property, non-equity and other securities listed on exchanges which are considered consistent with the portfolio’s primary objective and that the Act or the Registrar may allow from time to time. The portfolio may be fully invested in any of the above-mentioned asset classes at any particular time.

The portfolio may invest in participatory interests or any other form of participation in portfolios of collective investment schemes or other similar collective investment schemes as the Act may allow from time to time, and which are consistent with the portfolio’s investment policy. The portfolio may from time to time invest in financial instruments. The portfolio will not be permitted to invest its assets in foreign investment markets.

Investor Profile

  • Want the flexibility to switch in and out of an asset class at an appropriate time
  • Seek elements of both fixed interest instruments and property in a well diversified portfolio

Offshore Exposure

No

Inception Date

25 July 2005

Fund Code

SAFA

Fund Manager(s)

Victor Mphaphuli, Henk Viljoen

Top 10 Holdings at 30 June 2011

STANLIB 19.51%
Absa 9.12%
Standard Bank 8.48%
African Bank 6.81%
SA Government Bonds 6.39%
Nedbank 6.16%
Investec 5.24%
Redefine Income Fund 3.68%
Land Bank 3.01%
Vukile 2.24%
Total Holdings 70.64%

Asset Allocation at 30 June 2011

Top 10 Holdings at 31 March 2011

STANLIB 19.96%
Standard Bank 11.22%
Nedbank 9.63%
Absa 8.25%
African Bank 7.34%
Investec 5.41%
Redefine Income Fund 3.92%
Development Bank of SA 3.25%
SA Government Bonds 3.20%
Vukile 2.42%
Total Holdings 74.60%

Asset Allocation at 31 March 2011

Top 10 Holdings at 31 December 2010

STANLIB 18.42%
Standard Bank 11.38%
SA Government Bonds 9.50%
Nedbank 8.24%
African Bank 7.56%
Redefine Income Fund 5.24%
Investec 3.89%
Development Bank of SA 3.34%
Absa 3.22%
Vukile 2.78%
Total Holdings 73.57%

Asset Allocation at 31 December 2010

Top 10 Holdings at 30 September 2010

STANLIB 19.32%
Nedbank 10.15%
African Bank 9.77%
Standard Bank 9.07%
Redefine Income Fund 6.80%
SA Government Bonds 5.95%
Investec 5.03%
Absa 4.18%
Home Props 2.87%
Netcare Preference Shares 2.78%
Total Holdings 75.92%

Asset Allocation at 30 September 2010

Top 10 Holdings at 30 June 2010

STANLIB 19.31%
Nedbank 14.31%
African Bank 12.29%
Investec 11.44%
Standard Bank 10.38%
ABSA 7.36%
Net Care Preference Shares 3.27%
Liberty 3.01%
Mercedes Benz 2.73%
BMW SA 2.73%
Total Holdings 86.83%

Asset Allocation at 30 June 2010

Top 10 Holdings at 31 March 2010

STANLIB 21.76%
Standard Bank 14.57%
African Bank 12.19%
Nedbank 10.62%
Investec 7.62%
ABSA 7.44%
Net Care Preference Shares 3.17%
Liberty 2.98%
Growthpoint Properties 2.55%
Imperial 2.51%
Total Holdings 85.41%

Asset Allocation at 31 March 2010

 
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