Customised Investment Portfolios at West Indies Stockbrokers Limited
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Customised
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Agenda
The Customised Investment Portfolios (CIPs)
Three investment portfolios comprised primarily of Exchange Traded Funds
(ETFs)
Grants access to the global stock and bond markets
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Comprised of the 500 largest publicly traded companies in the U.S.
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Widely regarded as the best gauge of large-cap U.S. equities.
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Top ten holdings as follows:
Example – S&P 500 Market Index
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ETF SPDR S&P 500 (SPY) tracks the S&P 500 Index (GSPC).
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The graph below compares performance of the SPY and GSPC
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Benefits of Investing in CIP
Diversification
to a wide range of securities and industry sectors
through various ETFs
Portfolio allocation decisions are made under the advice of RBC
Investment Management (Caribbean) Limited, one of the
leading asset
managers
in Trinidad & Tobago
The
ability to switch among or withdraw from
the portfolios as your
investment objectives change
Transparency
of cost and holdings
Easy and low cost access
to global equity, fixed income and real estate
markets
Automatic
cash management
and portfolio
rebalancing
Responsible Parties
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Size:
Market Capitalization > US$ 1 Billion
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Liquidity:
Liquidity of the Fund itself as well as of the underlying
securities
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The Underlying Index:
A good reflection of the desired exposure
without excessive concentration
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Tracking Error:
Small difference between the returns of the ETF and its
benchmark index
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Small Bid / Ask Spread:
Funds with higher average daily trading
volumes and more assets under management tend to trade at tighter
spreads
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Adequate disclosure
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Objective & Asset Allocation
Balanced Income Portfolio
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Invest in a portfolio of both bonds and equity with an emphasis on
return earned through income generation via interest and
dividends.
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Bonds – Favour Non-Investment Grade over Investment Grade
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Equities – Favour stable, large cap, income-producing businesses
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Allocation Range for each asset class: 40 – 60%
Balanced Income Portfolio
Top Ten Holdings as of Sept 2021
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Invest in a portfolio of both bonds and equity with an emphasis
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Bonds – Focus on investment grade
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Equity – Focus on growth and increased concentration
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Equities 50 – 70%;
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Fixed Income 30 – 50%
Balanced Growth Portfolio
Top Ten Holdings as of Sept 2021
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Invest in a portfolio of equities with an emphasis on return earned
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Higher exposure to specific high growth sectors
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Higher concentration of exposure
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Allocation Range: Equities 90 – 100%
Growth Portfolio
Top Ten Holdings as of Sept 2021
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General Outlook
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Growth was almost universally better than anticipated in the first two quarters
of 2021 across both advanced and developing economies.
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The combination of vaccines and better management of the economic impact
of the virus has led to stronger-than-expected performance so far this year.
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Recovery has become more self-sustaining versus stimulus driven.
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Existing vaccines are effective, even against emerging variants.
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With emerging economies lagging in vaccination distribution, the global
recovery will be uneven. Emerging economies tend to be major suppliers of
commodities and so inflation will likely persist into 2022.
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Outlook by Asset Class - Bonds
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Interest rates to remain low and Central Banks accommodative.
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Tapering of bond-buying will commence this year or early 2022.
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While we expect some level of “taper tantrum”, we expect less overreaction
this time.
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Level of liquidity globally suggests that tapering will have no material impact.
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We expect that long-term interest rates will have modest upside over the next
few months as global growth continues to improve.
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The U.S. 10-year Treasury is expected to be range-bound: 1.25% to 1.75%
over the next 12 months.
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No rate increases until both unemployment and supply chains normalize.
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Outlook by Asset Class – Equities
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As growth continues around the world, equity markets are best positioned to
capture the ongoing recovery.
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While stock market prices appear over valued, low interest rates are
supportive of higher valuations.
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Value stocks (high dividend paying) are still cheap relative to growth
(generally do not pay dividends) reflecting the growth premium expected in a
low-growth world.
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Financial stocks should benefit from further yield-curve steepening (higher
interest rates), which boosts the profitability of banks.
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The recovery and reopening play is behind us. Supply chain factors will
dominate over next 12 months. Longer term focus is on growth with a
preference for Technology, Climate, Health and Consumer.
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Risk Factors
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Very uneven return to normal and positive GDP growth. The initial strong
recovery may fizzle more and faster than expected.
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Inflation proves to be not as “transitory” as is currently expected.
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A “taper tantrum” version 2.0 is likely in the cards over the next six months.
As this becomes more apparent, bouts of market volatility will inevitably
ensue.
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Vaccine-resistant Covid-19 strains develop and become more pervasive.
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Portfolio Performance
All three portfolios generated high returns over the twelve (12) month period up to
September 30, 2021
Performance is subject to variation and is likely to change over time.
Past performance should not be treated as an indicator of future performance.
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Suitability
Clients with a long-term investment horizon (5 years or more)
Clients with a
Medium
to
High
investment risk appetite
Clients with a preference for passive investment
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Next Steps to Start Investing
Contact your WISE representative
Complete the
WISE Investor Account Application form
to invest in the Customised
Investment Portfolios
Sign to having read and understood the Statement of Investment Policy of each portfolio.
Provide written instructions for each trade in the
Customised Investment Portfolio
Trade Request form
Provide USD to invest
Comply with minimum investment amounts as follows:
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Minimum initial investment: US$10,000
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Minimum subsequent investment: US$5,000
For more information, contact WISE at 628-9473 or
wiseinfo@wisett.com
or visit our
website at
https://wiseequities.com/home/
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Other WISE Offerings
Fixed Income Trading – Domestic
Fixed Income Trading – International
Equity Trading – Domestic: Online trading via local trading platform (TOP) or WISE assisted
Equity Trading – International: Online trading via NetX360 or WISE assisted
New Offerings Coming Soon!
Margin Accounts
Options Trading
After-hours Trading
Questions
To ask a question please use the
‘raise hand’ function on the right of your Webex screen
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Customised Investment Portfolios WestIndiesStockbrokersLimited Date: October 14th 2021 1
Agenda Introduction of Panel The Customised Investment Portfolios Example of Index and ETF Benefits of Investing in CIP Responsible Parties Factors considered in ETF selection The Portfolios Outlook & Risk Portfolio Performance Suitability Next Steps to Start Investing Other offerings by WISE Questions 3 4-5 6 7 8 9-14 15-19 20 21 22 23 24 2
The Customised Investment Portfolios (CIPs) Three investment portfolios comprised primarily of Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) Grants access to the global stock and bond markets Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs): o Diversified portfolios of securities that track specific marketindices, sectors or commodities o Invest in any asset class o Marketable o Prices fluctuates as the ETF is bought and sold on the market o Lower expense ratiosthan buying stocks individually o Include U.S. holdings and international securities Market Index: o Hypothetical portfolio of investments that represents a segment of the financial market o Index value derived from the prices of the underlying holdings o Used to gauge market segment performance Popular Market Indices: o S&P 500 Index (GSPC) o Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) o Nasdaq Composite Index (NDAQ) o Bloomberg Barclays U.S. Aggregate Bond Index
Example S&P 500 Market Index Comprised of the 500 largest publicly traded companies in the U.S. Widely regarded as the best gauge of large-cap U.S. equities. Top ten holdings as follows: Company Apple Microsoft Amazon Facebook Alphabet Class A (Google) Alphabet Class C (Google) Telsa Nvidia Berkshire Hathaway JP Morgan Chase Ticker AAPL MSFT AMZN FB GOOGL GOOG TSLA NVDA BRK.B JPM % of Index 6.2% 5.9% 3.9% 2.4% 2.3% 2.2% 1.5% 1.5% 1.4% 1.3% 4
Example - Exchange Traded Funds vs Market Index ETF SPDR S&P 500 (SPY) tracks the S&P 500 Index (GSPC). The graph below compares performance of the SPY and GSPC The SPY very closely tracks the GSPC. SPY provides exposure to the 500 stocks within the GSPC. 5
Benefits of Investing in CIP Diversification to a wide range of securities and industry sectors through various ETFs Portfolio allocation decisions are made under the advice of RBC Investment Management (Caribbean) Limited, one of the leading asset managers in Trinidad & Tobago The ability to switch among or withdraw from the portfolios as your investment objectives change Transparency of cost and holdings Easy and low cost access to global equity, fixed income and real estate markets Automatic cash management and portfolio rebalancing
Responsible Parties Investment Advisor: RBC Investment Management (Caribbean) Limited Sponsor: WISE Custodian: Pershing Reviews and implements investment advice provided by the investment advisor Accepts funds from client and executes trade Markets the CIP Provides WISE with investment advice on security selection Provides technology solution Provides clients the access to monitor the performance of the portfolios via NetX360 Provides client statements
Factors Considered in ETF selection Size: Market Capitalization > US$ 1 Billion Liquidity: Liquidity of the Fund itself as well as of the underlying securities The Underlying Index: A good reflection of the desired exposure without excessive concentration Tracking Error: Small difference between the returns of the ETF and its benchmark index Small Bid / Ask Spread: Funds with higher average daily trading volumes and more assets under management tend to trade at tighter spreads Adequate disclosure 8
Objective & Asset Allocation Balanced Income Portfolio Invest in a portfolio of both bonds and equity with an emphasis on return earned through income generation via interest and dividends. Bonds Favour Non-Investment Grade over Investment Grade Equities Favour stable, large cap, income-producing businesses Allocation Range for each asset class: 40 60% 50% 50% Equities Bonds BALANCED - INCOME ETF Name Asset Type % 30% 10% 10% 20% 30% SPDR Bloomberg Barclays High Yield Bond Vanguard Long Term Corporate Bond iShares JP Morgan USD Emerging Market Bond SPDR Dow Jones REIT SPDR S&P Dividend High Yield Bonds LT US Corporate Bonds Emerging Market Bonds US REITS US Equity - Dividend Focus 9
Balanced Income Portfolio Top Ten Holdings as of Sept 2021 Asset Asset Type % of Portfolio Top 10 Holdings as a % of Portfolio REIT REIT REIT REIT DIVIDEND REIT DIVIDEND REIT DIVIDEND REIT Prologis Public Storage Digital Realty Simon Property Group AT&T Inc WellTower Inc Exxon Mobil Corp AvalonBay Communities Chevron Corp Equity Residential 1.9660% 0.9720% 0.9120% 0.8720% 0.8460% 0.7220% 0.6330% 0.6320% 0.6030% 0.5700% 8.73%
Objective & Asset Allocation Balanced-Growth Portfolio Invest in a portfolio of both bonds and equity with an emphasis on return earned primarily through capital appreciation as well as via interest and dividend income Bonds Focus on investment grade Equity Focus on growth and increased concentration Allocation Range: Equities 50 70%; Fixed Income 30 50% BALANCED - GROWTH 40% 60% Equities Bonds ETF Name Asset Type % 10% 20% 10% 20% 20% 20% iShares iBoxx High Yield Corporate Bond iShares iBoxx Investment Grade Corporate Bonds Investment Grade Bonds iShares JP Morgan USD Emerging Market Bond Schwab US Large Cap Growth Vanguard Mid-Cap Growth iShares Russel 2000 Growth High Yield Bonds Emerging Market Bonds Large Cap Growth Equity Mid-Cap Growth Equity Small-Cap Growth Equity 11
Balanced Growth Portfolio Top Ten Holdings as of Sept 2021 Asset Equity Selection % of Portfolio Top 10 Holdings as a % of Portfolio LARGE CAP Apple Inc 2.3800% LARGE CAP Microsoft Corp 2.2720% LARGE CAP Alphabet Inc (Google) 1.6980% LARGE CAP Amazon.com 1.4860% LARGE CAP 10.96% Facebook Inc 0.9080% LARGE CAP Tesla Inc 0.5660% LARGE CAP Nvidia Corp 0.5580% LARGE CAP UnitedHealth Group 0.3920% LARGE CAP VISA Inc 0.3880% SMALL CAP Idexx Laboratories 0.31600%
Objective & Asset Allocation Growth Portfolio Invest in a portfolio of equities with an emphasis on return earned primarily through capital appreciation Higher exposure to specific high growth sectors Higher concentration of exposure Allocation Range: Equities 90 100% 100% Equities GROWTH ETF Name Asset Type % 20% 20% 20% 20% 10% 10% SPDR S&P500 Vanguard Mid-Cap Growth iShares Russel 2000 Growth Vanguard Information Technology iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology Vanguard Consumer Discretionary Large Cap Growth Equity Mid Cap Growth Equity Small Cap Growth Equity Technology Sector Health Care Sector Consumer Discretionary Sector 13
Growth Portfolio Top Ten Holdings as of Sept 2021 Asset Asset Type % of Portfolio Top 10 Holdings as a % of Portfolio LARGE CAP/TECH Apple Inc. 5.28% LARGE CAP/TECH Microsoft Corp 4.55% LARGE CAP/CON DISC Amazon.com 2.97% LARGE CAP/CON DISC 18.94% Tesla Inc 1.24% LARGE CAP/TECH Nvidia Corp 1.08% BIO TECH Moderna Inc. 0.92% LARGE CAP Alphabet Inc. (Google) 0.88% BIO TECH Amgen 0.69% BIO TECH Gilead 0.65% CON DISC Home Depot 0.64%
General Outlook Growth was almost universally better than anticipated in the first two quarters of 2021 across both advanced and developing economies. The combination of vaccines and better management of the economic impact of the virus has led to stronger-than-expected performance so far this year. Recovery has become more self-sustaining versus stimulus driven. Existing vaccines are effective, even against emerging variants. With emerging economies lagging in vaccination distribution, the global recovery will be uneven. Emerging economies tend to be major suppliers of commodities and so inflation will likely persist into 2022. 15
Outlook by Asset Class - Bonds Interest rates to remain low and Central Banks accommodative. Tapering of bond-buying will commence this year or early 2022. While we expect some level of tapertantrum , we expect less overreaction this time. Level of liquidity globally suggests that tapering will have no material impact. We expect that long-term interest rates will have modest upside over the next few months as global growth continues to improve. The U.S. 10-year Treasury is expected to be range-bound: 1.25% to 1.75% over the next 12 months. No rate increases until both unemployment and supply chains normalize. 16
Outlook by Asset Class Equities As growth continues around the world, equity markets are best positioned to capture the ongoing recovery. While stock market prices appear over valued, low interest rates are supportive of higher valuations. Value stocks (high dividend paying) are still cheap relative to growth (generally do not pay dividends) reflecting the growth premium expected in a low-growth world. Financial stocks should benefit from further yield-curve steepening (higher interest rates), which boosts the profitability of banks. The recovery and reopening play is behind us. Supply chain factors will dominate over next 12 months. Longer term focus is on growth with a preference for Technology, Climate, Health and Consumer. 17
Potential Portfolio Allocation Changes Balanced - Income: Increase allocations to REIT and Dividends, may add a Preference Share ETF Balanced - Growth: No changes contemplated at this time Growth: Add specific exposure to Communications Sector as well as Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Gaming, Climate Initiatives, Asian & African Consumers 18
Risk Factors Very uneven return to normal and positive GDP growth. The initial strong recovery may fizzle more and faster than expected. Inflation proves to be not as transitory as is currently expected. A tapertantrum version 2.0 is likely in the cards over the next six months. As this becomes more apparent, bouts of market volatility will inevitably ensue. Vaccine-resistant Covid-19 strains develop and become more pervasive. 19
Portfolio Performance All three portfolios generated high returns over the twelve (12) month period up to September 30, 2021 Balanced Income Balanced Growth Growth One Year Return as of September 2021 20.8% 30.4% 30.2% Benchmark One Year Return as of September 2021 21.2% 30.5% 29.1% Annualized Return from inception as at Sep 2021 6.6% 19.3% 28.1% Annualized Benchmark return from inception as Sep 2021 7.1% 17.0% 27.7% Growth of US$50,000 invested in Oct 2019 $56,726 $70,995 $82,121 Performance is subject to variation and is likely to change over time. Past performance should not be treated as an indicator of future performance. 20
Suitability Clients with a long-term investment horizon (5 years or more) Clients with a Medium to High investment risk appetite Clients with a preference for passive investment 21
Next Steps to Start Investing Contact your WISE representative Complete the WISE Investor Account Application form to invest in the Customised Investment Portfolios Sign to having read and understood the Statement of Investment Policy of each portfolio. Provide written instructions for each trade in the Customised Investment Portfolio Trade Request form Provide USD to invest Comply with minimum investment amounts as follows: Minimum initial investment: US$10,000 Minimum subsequent investment: US$5,000 For more information, contact WISE at 628-9473 or wiseinfo@wisett.com or visit our website at https://wiseequities.com/home/ 22
Other WISE Offerings Fixed Income Trading Domestic Fixed Income Trading International Equity Trading Domestic: Online trading via local trading platform (TOP) or WISE assisted Equity Trading International: Online trading via NetX360 or WISE assisted New Offerings Coming Soon! Margin Accounts Options Trading After-hours Trading 23
Questions To ask a question please use the raise hand function on the right of your Webex screen
