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Abul brings over 19 Years of experience in the asset management industry, driving high quality equity research and portfolio management. He has held different positions with leading financial institutions such as Parag Parikh Financial Services, DBS Cholamandalam Mutual Fund, Baroda BNP Paribas Mutual Fund and most recently with True Beacon Investment Advisors where he was the head of fundamental Equities. During his tenure with Baroda BNP Paribas Mutual Fund he co-managed three portfolios of different styles, India Consumption fund, Business Cycle Fund and Large & Midcap Fund. Abul holds a Master’s Degree in Mathematics and a Post graduate Diploma in Securities Markets from Indian Institute of Capital Markets.
FUND SUMMARYINVESTMENT PHILOSOPHYTo create significant value over the long term by investing in deep value stocks , some of which may be relatively unknown small and mid-cap companies .The objective is not to necessarily stay invested in a stock idea throughout the life of the fund but to maintain a Buy & Hold strategy on individual stocks over their expected period of outperformance
With deep value across sectors and segments; companies likely to deliver superior performance over time using our ‘EDGE’ framework .On the verge of a turnaround due to various factors like change in management, demand-supply scenario, improved business environment, favorable government policies, among others. With scalable business models which will do well over a period of time covering different business cycles and offering good returns to shareholders
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