Annexure A
Helios Capital Asset Management (India) Private Limited
[Portfolio Manager]
PMS Investment Strategies – Key Features
| Investment Approach | Helios India Rising Portfolio | Helios India Liquid Portfolio |
| Investment Strategy | Equity | Debt |
| Benchmark | S&P BSE 500 | Crisil Composite Bond Fund Index |
| Investment Objective | The investment objective of the Portfolio Manager under its PMS is to provide superior and consistent risk adjusted returns for the Client. The Portfolio Manager may invest Capital Contributions in Securities and any other permissible securities/ instruments/ products as per Applicable Laws, in such manner and through such markets as it may deem fit in the interest of the Client. | To predominantly make investments in liquid mutual funds and overnight funds and to facilitate clients to take cash deployment into equity investment approaches |
| Description of types of securities e.g. equity or debt, listed or unlisted, convertible instruments, etc. | Upto 100% of the Capital Contribution will be invested in listed Securities in accordance with Applicable Laws. | Liquid mutual funds and overnight funds, and other money market mutual funds. This investment approach will strictly not be permitted to take any direct exposures to fixed income securities other than direct plans of liquid and overnight mutual funds. This investment approach will also strictly not be permitted to invest in duration or credit linked funds offered by mutual funds. |
| Basis of selection of such types of securities as part of the investment approach | The Portfolio Manager shall construct portfolio in accordance with the investment objective of the investment approach basis the investment philosophy described under section ‘5. Services Offered’ of the Disclosure Document. | To generate optimal returns consistent with moderate levels of risk and liquidity by investing in fixed income instruments (Short term mutual fund schemes / Liquid mutual funds and overnight funds) and money market securities. |
| Allocation of portfolio across types of securities | Listed equity and equity related securities in accordance with Applicable Laws – upto 100% Debt instruments* through money market / liquid / liquid ETFs / short term mutual fund schemes – upto 10% The asset allocation for the Portfolios given herewith are only indicative allocations and not absolute. Depending upon the market situations and investment philosophy, The Portfolio Manager may rebalance the Portfolio when the composition/asset allocation pattern under the Contra Strategy undergo changes within the permitted band as indicated above or for changes due to defensive positioning of the portfolio with a view to protect the interest of the investors on a temporary basis. *Investment in such instruments is for cash management and pending deployment in the portfolio. | Typically, upto 100% Debt instruments through money market / liquid / liquid ETFs / short term mutual fund schemes / Liquid mutual funds and overnight funds. |
| Appropriate benchmark to compare performance and basis for choice of benchmark | S&P BSE 500 In order to evaluate the relative performance of the Investment Approach/ Portfolio, Association of Portfolio Managers in India (APMI) has prescribed the Benchmark as mandated by SEBI. | CRISIL Composite Bond Fund Index In order to evaluate the relative performance of the Investment Approach/ Portfolio, Association of Portfolio Managers in India (APMI) has prescribed the Benchmark as mandated by SEBI. |
| Indicative tenure or investment horizon | Medium to Long term (i.e., typically 3-4 years) | Short to medium term (i.e., typically 1- 2 years) |
| Risks associated with the investment approach | The Portfolio Manager will invest in Securities listed with the stock exchange. In connection with such listing, the Portfolio Manager may be required to agree not to dispose of its securities in the Portfolio Entity for such period as may be prescribed under the Applicable Law, or there may be certain investments made by the Portfolio Manager which are subject to a statutory period of non-disposal and hence, the Portfolio Manager may not be able to dispose of such investments prior to completion of such prescribed regulatory tenures and hence may result in illiquidity. The Client Portfolio will be invested in listed securities and as such may be subject to the market risk associated with the vagaries of the capital market. Detailed risks pertaining to the investment approach have been included as a part of the Agreement. | The Portfolio Manager’s investment decisions may not always be profitable, as actual market movements may be at variance with anticipated trends. Detailed risks pertaining to the investment approach have been included as a part of the Agreement. |
| Other salient features | Helios India Rising Portfolio is a long-biased, multi-cap portfolio management investment approach. It will endeavor to generate positive alpha over its benchmark over the medium and long term. The Portfolio Manager will invest on the basis of 3 major themes backed by rigorous bottom-up research and long experience of the investment team in the Indian equity markets. The Portfolio Manager believes that bottom-up research works best in sectors/themes that have strong tail winds. | Helios India Liquid Portfolio is a portfolio that will invest with an objective to provide short term liquidity and generate regular income through investments in liquid/overnight mutual funds. Systematic Transfer Plan (“STP”) from Helios India Liquid Portfolio into Helios India Rising Portfolio / Helios India Contra Portfolio / Helios India LOT Portfolio – Clients have the option to deploy funds in a systematic manner through the STP. In this option, the subscription amount will be invested initially in Helios India Liquid Portfolio. From Helios India Liquid Portfolio, funds will be switched into the Helios India Rising Portfolio / Helios India Contra Portfolio / Helios India LOT Portfolio in a systematic manner. All STP transactions will be effected by redemption of investments in Helios India Liquid Portfolio on a specified frequency (specified dates / months etc.). In the event specified date is a non-business day, the succeeding business day will be the effective date for such transaction. |
| Investment Approach | Helios India Rising Portfolio | |
| Investment Strategy | Equity | |
| Benchmark | BSE 500 Index | |
| Investment Objective | The investment objective of the Portfolio Manager under its PMS is to provide superior and consistent risk adjusted returns for the Client. The Portfolio Manager may invest Capital Contributions in Securities and any other permissible securities/ instruments/ products as per Applicable Laws, in such manner and through such markets as it may deem fit in the interest of the Client. | |
| Description of types of securities e.g. equity or debt, listed or unlisted, convertible instruments, etc. | Upto 100% of the Capital Contribution will be invested in listed Securities in accordance with Applicable Laws. | |
| Basis of selection of such types of securities as part of the investment approach | The Portfolio Manager shall construct portfolio in accordance with the investment objective of the investment approach basis the investment philosophy described under section ‘5. Services Offered’ of the Disclosure Document. | |
| Allocation of portfolio across types of securities | Listed equity and equity related securities in accordance with Applicable Laws – upto 100% Debt instruments* through money market / liquid / liquid ETFs / short term mutual fund schemes – upto 10% The asset allocation for the Portfolios given herewith are only indicative allocations and not absolute. Depending upon the market situations and investment philosophy, The Portfolio Manager may rebalance the Portfolio when the composition/asset allocation pattern under the Contra Strategy undergo changes within the permitted band as indicated above or for changes due to defensive positioning of the portfolio with a view to protect the interest of the investors on a temporary basis. *Investment in such instruments is for cash management and pending deployment in the portfolio. | |
| Appropriate benchmark to compare performance and basis for choice of benchmark | BSE 500 Index In order to evaluate the relative performance of the Investment Approach/ Portfolio, Association of Portfolio Managers in India (APMI) has prescribed the Benchmark as mandated by SEBI. | |
| Indicative tenure or investment horizon | Medium to Long term (i.e., typically 3-4 years) | |
| Risks associated with the investment approach | The Portfolio Manager will invest in Securities listed with the stock exchange. In connection with such listing, the Portfolio Manager may be required to agree not to dispose of its securities in the Portfolio Entity for such period as may be prescribed under the Applicable Law, or there may be certain investments made by the Portfolio Manager which are subject to a statutory period of non-disposal and hence, the Portfolio Manager may not be able to dispose of such investments prior to completion of such prescribed regulatory tenures and hence may result in illiquidity. The Client Portfolio will be invested in listed securities and as such may be subject to the market risk associated with the vagaries of the capital market. Detailed risks pertaining to the investment approach have been included as a part of the Agreement. | |
| Other salient features | Helios India Rising Portfolio is a long-biased, multi-cap portfolio management investment approach. It will endeavor to generate positive alpha over its benchmark over the medium and long term. The Portfolio Manager will invest on the basis of 3 major themes backed by rigorous bottom-up research and long experience of the investment team in the Indian equity markets. The Portfolio Manager believes that bottom-up research works best in sectors/themes that have strong tail winds. |
| Investment Approach | Helios India Liquid Portfolio |
| Investment Strategy | Debt |
| Benchmark | Crisil Composite Bond Index |
| Investment Objective | To predominantly make investments in liquid mutual funds and overnight funds and to facilitate clients to take cash deployment into equity investment approaches |
| Description of types of securities e.g. equity or debt, listed or unlisted, convertible instruments, etc. | Liquid mutual funds and overnight funds, and other money market mutual funds. This investment approach will strictly not be permitted to take any direct exposures to fixed income securities other than direct plans of liquid and overnight mutual funds. This investment approach will also strictly not be permitted to invest in duration or credit linked funds offered by mutual funds. |
| Basis of selection of such types of securities as part of the investment approach | To generate optimal returns consistent with moderate levels of risk and liquidity by investing in fixed income instruments (Short term mutual fund schemes / Liquid mutual funds and overnight funds) and money market securities. |
| Allocation of portfolio across types of securities | Typically, upto 100% Debt instruments through money market / liquid / liquid ETFs / short term mutual fund schemes / Liquid mutual funds and overnight funds. |
| Appropriate benchmark to compare performance and basis for choice of benchmark | Crisil Composite Bond Index In order to evaluate the relative performance of the Investment Approach/ Portfolio, Association of Portfolio Managers in India (APMI) has prescribed the Benchmark as mandated by SEBI. |
| Indicative tenure or investment horizon | Short to medium term (i.e., typically 1- 2 years) |
| Risks associated with the investment approach | The Portfolio Manager’s investment decisions may not always be profitable, as actual market movements may be at variance with anticipated trends. Detailed risks pertaining to the investment approach have been included as a part of the Agreement. |
| Other salient features | Helios India Liquid Portfolio is a portfolio that will invest with an objective to provide short term liquidity and generate regular income through investments in liquid/overnight mutual funds. Systematic Transfer Plan (“STP”) from Helios India Liquid Portfolio into Helios India Rising Portfolio / Helios India Contra Portfolio / Helios India LOT Portfolio – Clients have the option to deploy funds in a systematic manner through the STP. In this option, the subscription amount will be invested initially in Helios India Liquid Portfolio. From Helios India Liquid Portfolio, funds will be switched into the Helios India Rising Portfolio / Helios India Contra Portfolio / Helios India LOT Portfolio in a systematic manner. All STP transactions will be effected by redemption of investments in Helios India Liquid Portfolio on a specified frequency (specified dates / months etc.). In the event specified date is a non-business day, the succeeding business day will be the effective date for such transaction. |
| Investment Approach | Helios India Emerging Star Portfolio |
| Investment Objective | The investment objective of the Portfolio Manager under its Helios India Emerging Star Portfolio (“HIES”) is to provide superior returns to portfolio investors by predominantly investing in a diversified portfolio of equity and equity related securities. • In Mid and Small Cap segment of the Indian equity market by having exposure in companies that can grow to a potential sector/market leader or are potential future disruptors. • In companies undergoing special situations or in the midst of unfavourable business cycle. |
| Portfolio Composition | The IA shall be sector agnostic and shall focus on making investments through equity linked instruments and other permissible securities/instruments in a diversified portfolio which may be a mix of mid and small cap companies identified through a robust research process, in accordance with the Regulations. Typically, upto 100% of the Capital Contribution will be invested in listed Securities in accordance with Applicable Laws. Asset Allocation: • Listed equity and equity related securities in accordance with Applicable Laws – upto 100% • Debt instruments through money market / liquid / liquid ETFs / short term mutual fund schemes – upto 35% The asset allocation for the Portfolios given herewith are only indicative allocations and not absolute. Depending upon the market situations and investment philosophy, the Portfolio Manager may rebalance the Portfolio when the composition/asset allocation pattern under the IA undergo changes within the permitted band as indicated above or for changes due to defensive positioning of the portfolio with a view to protect the interest of the investors on a temporary basis. *Investment in such instruments is for cash management and pending deployment in the portfolio. |
| Basis of Selection of Types of Securities | The Portfolio Manager shall construct portfolio in accordance with the investment objective of the investment approach basis the investment philosophy described under section ‘5. Services Offered’ of the Disclosure Document. |
| Other Salient Features | Helios India Emerging Star Portfolio is a long-biased, Mid & Small Cap portfolio management investment approach through proprietary Helios Elimination Investing Framework. The HIES Strategy may look to invest in companies which are fundamentally strong, and which may be considered to be one of the market leaders in their industries. Additionally, the Strategy will aim to invest in companies where the market capitalization at the time of investment is relatively small but has the potential to grow faster because of various dynamics like strong/upcoming business line, effective management, improving margins etc. The Portfolio Manager shall consider one or more of the following aspects for identifying the stocks to invest in: • Long term calls on stocks which have the potential to offer returns. • Stocks which have potential growth opportunities provided by business cyclicality, special situations, and/or mispricing by the market. The Portfolio Manager will primarily invest on the basis of 3 major themes backed by rigorous bottom-up research and long experience of the investment team in the Indian equity markets. |
| Portfolio Benchmark | As prescribed by the Association of Portfolio Managers in India (APMI) and mandated by SEBI. |
| Basis of Benchmark | In order to evaluate the relative performance of the Investment Approach/Portfolio, Association of Portfolio Managers in India (APMI) has prescribed the Benchmark as mandated by SEBI. |
| Investment Horizon | Ideal investment horizon will be Medium to Long term (i.e., 4–5 years). |
| Risk Factors | The Portfolio Manager will invest in Securities listed with the stock exchange. In connection with such listing, the Portfolio Manager may be required to agree not to dispose of its securities in the Portfolio Entity for such period as may be prescribed under the Applicable Law. Certain investments made by the Portfolio Manager may be subject to a statutory period of non-disposal and hence, the Portfolio Manager may not be able to dispose of such investments prior to completion of such prescribed regulatory tenures and hence may result in illiquidity. The Client Portfolio will be invested in listed securities and as such may be subject to the market risk associated with the vagaries of the capital market. Detailed risks pertaining to the investment approach have been included as a part of the Agreement. |
| Redemption | Redemptions will be as per the provisions of the Agreement. |
| Other Charges | Custodian fees, costs associated with investor servicing & fund accounting, registrar and transfer agent fees, depository charges, franking, notarization charges, brokerage, any taxes including but not limited to goods and services tax, security transaction tax & other statutory levies, audit fees and legal fees would be charged from the Client Portfolio, based on actuals. |
| Investment Approach | Helios India Rising Core Equity Portfolio |
| Investment Objective | The investment objective of the Portfolio Manager under its PMS is to provide superior and consistent risk adjusted returns for the Client. The Portfolio Manager may invest Capital Contributions in Securities and any other permissible securities/instruments/products as per Applicable Laws, in such manner and through such markets as it may deem fit in the interest of the Client. |
| Portfolio Composition | Typically, upto 100% of the Capital Contribution will be invested in listed Securities in accordance with Applicable Laws. Asset Allocation: • Listed equity and equity related securities in accordance with Applicable Laws – upto 100% • Debt instruments through money market / liquid / liquid ETFs / short term mutual fund schemes – upto 10% The asset allocation for the Portfolios given herewith are only indicative allocations and not absolute. Depending upon the market situations and investment philosophy, the Portfolio Manager may rebalance the Portfolio when the composition/asset allocation pattern under the Contra Strategy undergo changes within the permitted band as indicated above or for changes due to defensive positioning of the portfolio with a view to protect the interest of the investors on a temporary basis. *Investment in such instruments is for cash management and pending deployment in the portfolio. |
| Basis of Selection of Types of Securities | The Portfolio Manager shall construct portfolio in accordance with the investment objective of the investment approach basis the investment philosophy described under section ‘5. Services Offered’ of the Disclosure Document. |
| Other Salient Features | Helios India Rising Core Equity Portfolio is a long-biased, equity portfolio management investment approach. It will endeavor to generate positive alpha over its benchmark over the medium and long term. The Portfolio Manager shall pick top 15 stocks under its core portfolio backed by rigorous bottom-up research and long experience of the investment team in the Indian equity markets. The Portfolio Manager believes that bottom-up research works best in sectors/themes that have strong tail winds. |
| Benchmark for the Investment Approach | BSE 500 TRI |
| Basis of Benchmark | In order to evaluate the relative performance of the Investment Approach/Portfolio, Association of Portfolio Managers in India (APMI) has prescribed the Benchmark as mandated by SEBI. |
| Investment Horizon | Medium to Long term (i.e., typically 3–4 years). |
| Risk Factors | The Portfolio Manager will invest in Securities listed with the stock exchange. In connection with such listing, the Portfolio Manager may be required to agree not to dispose of its securities in the Portfolio Entity for such period as may be prescribed under the Applicable Law, or there may be certain investments made by the Portfolio Manager which are subject to a statutory period of non-disposal and hence, the Portfolio Manager may not be able to dispose of such investments prior to completion of such prescribed regulatory tenures and hence may result in illiquidity. The Client Portfolio will be invested in listed securities and as such may be subject to the market risk associated with the vagaries of the capital market. Detailed risks pertaining to the investment approach have been included as a part of the Agreement. |
| Redemption | Redemptions will be as per the provisions of the Agreement. |
| Other Charges | Custodian fees, costs associated with investor servicing & fund accounting, registrar and transfer agent fees, depository charges, franking, notarization charges, brokerage, any taxes including but not limited to goods and services tax, security transaction tax & other statutory levies, audit fees and legal fees would be charged from the Client Portfolio, based on actuals. |