BlackRock Concentrated Australian Share 1


BlackRock Concentrated Australian Share 1

BlackRock Concentrated Australian Share 1

The BlackRock Concentrated Australian Share 1 Model Portfolio aims to achieve capital growth through investment in Australian shares and other securities and to provide investors with some tax-effective income through the receipt of franked dividends.

BlackRock aims to achieve this goal by actively managing a portfolio of shares. Stock weightings are determined by analysts’ conviction levels in absolute return adjusted for risk.


Designed for investors who...

  • Seek capital growth;
  • Accept the risk of significant price fluctuations; and
  • Have a longer-term investment horizon
Offer Overview  
Offer BlackRock Concentrated Australian Share 1
Minimum Investment $5,000
Blackrock Administration Fee 0.6%p.a. up to $500,000*
InvestSMART Administration Fee 0.4%p.a.
Disclosure...
There are no entry fees or trailing commissions on this product.
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Investment Strategy

The investment objective of the Model Portfolio is currently pursued by investing in a concentrated portfolio of Australian shares.

BlackRock’s investment approach is based on a ‘bottom up’ approach to stock selection. BlackRock conducts detailed fundamental research of individual companies to determine their investment merits. BlackRock’s investment philosophy is grounded in the belief that the perceived earnings profile ultimately is the main driver of share price performance; so we maintain a focus on the future earnings profile and cash-flow generation capability, which in part relies upon the art of identifying growth opportunities and threats.

As a result the portfolio typically exhibits a bias to growth characteristics and stocks with a higher than average return on equity.

Only stocks with the highest levels of conviction to generate the greatest absolute returns for shareholders over the medium to long term will be included in the Model Portfolio. No reference is made to a stock’s weighting in the index in the Portfolio construction process. The Model Portfolio typically holds 15 to 25 stocks.

Performance to 31/12/2012


Period Model Benchmark^ Value Added
3 Months 6.80% 5.83% -0.97%
6 Months 16.33% 15.31% 1.02%
1 Year 18.80% 20.26% -1.46%
2 Years (%pa) 1.89% 3.72% -1.83%
3 Years (%pa) 0.78% 3.00% -2.22%
Since Inception (%pa) [08/11/2005] 5.55% 4.97% 0.58%

^Benchmark: S&P/ASX200 Accumulation Index

Fees

Fees applicable to this Model Portfolio are set out in further detail on page 23 of the Product Disclosure Statement. There are two components to the Model Portfolio Manager’s fee:

  • Investment Fee - 0.40% p.a.
  • Performance Fee - 15.00%

The Performance Fee is based on the Model’s out-performance above the performance reference index, the S&P/ASX 200 Accumulation Index. Further details and an example can be found on pages 24 and 25 of the Product Disclosure Statement.



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* The Blackrock Administration fee is a tiered stucture which reduces based on the size of the portfolio. Please see page 23 of the Prodct Disclosure Statement for more information.

InvestSMART makes no recommendations as to the merits of any investment opportunity referred to on this website. Before making any investment decision on the basis of any reports or information provided you must read the disclosure document and make your own investigations regarding the accuracy, reliability and completeness of this information.


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