Scheme Rating
IME Scheme Rating
Good Flexi-cap Investment Option: Sameeksha Capital’s Equity Fund strategy is a strong flexi-cap strategy, run by a highly pedigreed fund-manager founder with a strong focus on institutionatlised research process.
IME Strategy Rating
Concentrated Flexi-cap Strategy: Sameeksha’s Equity Fund is a concentrated (15-30 stock), Flexi-cap strategy (ability to move across market capitalizations) that follows a GARP (Growth at the Right Price) approach to investing. The strategy allows for more aggressive cash calls based on market views, and hedging of the portfolio (based on client consent) in case of expected market declines.
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IME View on Sameeksha Equity
Investment Philosophy
Sameeksha Capital’s Equity Fund is a multi-cap strategy that is built on the back of a very strong fundamental research process. A core differentiation is that Sameeksha Capital does not follow a ‘model portfolio’ approach, instead choosing to structure portfolios based on the merits of fresh investments at any given point in time. Additionally, the portfolio retains the flexibility to hedge the portfolio using index futures to reduce downside risk in volatile markets.
Sameeksha’s approach constitutes of 4 major factors:
- Proprietary multi-layered stock selection checklist: Process addresses personal biases and help eliminate weak business models
- Value vs Quality Matrix: Quality with value discipline on proprietary framework.
- Active Sell Framework: Re-evaluation of hold or sell as stocks approach forward price
- Detailed Financial Models: home grown standardized earnings model providing insights into the quality and the value of the business
Risk Management
- Sectoral Exposure: <40%
- Loss Minimisation: Detailed review of the position at -15%. Typically done under normal market conditions after a review that no extraneous factors are affecting the stock price action.
Key Aspects of Portfolio Construction
- Concentration: Typically 15-30 stock concentrated portfolio based on bottom-up ideas. Large bets on very high conviction ideas.
- Cash Position: Flexibility to maintain cash position and partially hedging the portfolio through index futures (if allowed by the client)
- Investment horizon: >2 years but positions are reviewed periodically
- Position limit: 20% at cost and no greater than 30% on market value
- Flexibility: Does not follow a model portfolio approach. Only those stocks below buy level get bought in new accounts.
Trailing Performance
1yr | 3yr | 5yr | Since Inception | |
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Sameeksha Equity | 44.7 | 25.4 | 35.3 | 24.9 |
S&P BSE 500 TRI | 41.1 | 18.9 | 22.9 | 18.6 |
Alpha over Broad Mkt BM | 3.6 | 6.5 | 12.4 | 6.3 |
Nifty 500 | 40.2 | 17.7 | 21.5 | |
Alpha over Category BM | 4.5 | 7.7 | 13.8 |
Performance as of: 31-Aug-24 | Inception Date: 01-Apr-16
Fund Managers
Bhavin Shah | 5-star rated FM
Founder & Fund Manager | 28 yrs Experience | 9 yrs at current firm
Past Experience: Equirius Securities (Founder & CEO), JP Morgan (Head-Asia Pac Tech Research), Credit Suisse (Head-Asia Pac Tech Research)
Bhavin Shah comes with impeccable research credentials, especially in the technology space where he has repeatedly been a top-ranked analyst by Global Institutional Investors. He has also been responsible for building up 3 institutional equity franchises – at Equiris and the technology desks for JP Morgan & Credit Suisse.
Fee Structure
Fee Structure | Fee |
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Fixed Fee Structure | |
Variable Fee Structures | Option 1 (1.2% fixed + 20% performance over 10% hurdle) | Option 2 (0.85% fixed + 35% performance over BSE500 TRI) |
Exit Fees | 1yr (3%) |
AMC
AMC: Sameeksha PMS (click link for detailed AMC review)
Highly recommended for aggressive investors : Sameeksha Capital's credibility is built on the strong fundamental research credentials of its founder Bhavin Shah. Bhavin has worked as a top-rated senior analyst at JP Morgan & Credit Suisse, post which he headed Equirius Research prior to setting up Sameeksha Capital. The combination of a highly-pedigreed fundamental research driven-manager, robust research processes combined with proprietary research tools, and strong performance make Sameeskha a good boutique option amongst PMS firms.
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