Kardinia Long Short Fund

APIR: BFL0010AU

Manager Summary

Kardinia Capital is an independent boutique asset manager investing in Australian equities via a lower volatility, long/short strategy. Kardinia was established in 2011, after the strategy was incepted in 2006. The business is managed by Kristiaan Rehder, supported by Mark Burgess and Stuart Larke. Between them, they have a combined 80 years of experience in stock picking and managing money for clients.

Strategy Summary

The Kardinia Long Short Fund aims to generate consistent positive returns in all market conditions, with an overarching philosophy of capital protection. It gives investors variable exposure to the equity market, with the flexibility of lower volatility than the market and minimising losses in drawdowns.

The fund has a net exposure limit of 150% and a gross exposure limit of 200%.

Key Terms

Status: Open Inception Date: May 2006
Strategy: Equity Long/Short Style: Blend
Geography: Australia/NZ Domicile: Australia
Investors: Wholesale & Retail Min. Investment: AU$ 20,000
Distributions: 6 Monthly Applications: Daily
Fund Size: AU$ 19.18m Management Fee: 1.29%
Manager FUM: AU$ 10,000m Performance Fee: 20.50%

Key Statistics

Fund Index* Fund Index*
Mar 2024: 5.72% 3.27% Sharpe1: 0.63 0.33
1 Year: 20.97% 14.45% Sortino1: 1.00 0.35
3 Years1,2: 3.59% 9.62% Best Month1: 9.54% 10.21%
5 Years1,2: 4.51% 9.15% Worst Month1: -5.88% -20.65%
Inception1,2: 7.87% 6.75% Volatility1,2: 8.09% 14.20%
Up-Capture1: 14% N/A Down-Capture1: 61% N/A
*ASX 200 Total Return,   1Since May 2006,   2Annualised

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Quintile Ranking vs. Equity Alternative - Australia Peer Group (123 funds) as at March 2024

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Quintile Rankings display Key Performance Indicators (KPI's) against the fund's Peer Group. Each green square ranks the fund in one quintile (or 20%) of its peer group - five green squares indicate the fund is in the best quintile for each KPI. The performance of the peer group's underlying index is shown by a red dot.