#1 – Diversification

At a fund level, we can buy up to 30 to 40 stocks OR assets which helps reduce risks significantly.

Selected stocks are also spread across geographical regions and industry verticals.

#2 – About 95% of our investments are in large-cap companies

Large-cap companies have a market capitalisation value of more than $10 billion. They are usually more stable and transparent.

#3 – ‘Higher-probability win’ stocks

We only invest in the growth company when their business model has been proven.

Then we will find an optimised entry point before the rapid acceleration of the company’s growth (i.e., we will never overpay for the stocks). This translates into ‘higher-probability win’ and lower risk in our portfolio.

#4 – Ability to invest across different asset classes

We can invest in all asset classes including but not limited to bonds, money-market funds, equities etc. The primary focus is on equities now although there may be allocations towards bonds when interest rates go up and stay high.

Note: The geographic, sector allocation & market cap of companies is as of 16 November 2021 and is subject to change without notice.