HUB24 has added the Insync Global Quality Equity fund to its platform and it is expected to be available in both investment and super accounts by the end of the year.
This was in addition to the Inysnc Global Titans separately managed account (SMA), which was managed with the same strategy on HUB24.
According to FE Analytics, the fund had returned 45.57% since inception on 2 July, 2018, to 30 November, 2020.
The firm said its investment philosophy revolved around “very high-quality companies that are benefiting from disruption, have long runways of growth through exposure to global megatrends, and are highly profitable”.
Monik Kotecha, Insync’s chief investment officer, said: “We wrap deep quantitative analysis around insights on industry disruption and the 16 key megatrends that our firm has identified as being predictive of long-term growth.”
The fund has received a superior rating from SQM, and Insync also recently won the Emerging Manager of the Year Award from Money Management.
Wes Gillett, Insync Funds Management national manager distribution, said: “The international element of a portfolio is now of even more interest for the advice industry when volatility and the income drought limit growth potential for portfolios. Our fund shows very low correlation in outperformance with all our international peers and should therefore deliver enhanced performance in blended portfolios over the long term.”
Return of the Insync Global Quality Equity fund since inception to 30 November 2020
The super fund announced that Gregory has been appointed to its executive leadership team, taking on the fresh role of chief advice officer.
The deputy governor has warned that, as super funds’ overseas assets grow and liquidity risks rise, they will need to expand their FX hedge books to manage currency exposure effectively.
Super funds have built on early financial year momentum, as growth funds deliver strong results driven by equities and resilient bonds.
The super fund has announced that Mark Rider will step down from his position of chief investment officer (CIO) after deciding to “semi-retire” from full-time work.