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US Large Cap Growth Equity

“Shoot-the-lights-out” stocks with explosive earnings growth rates may capture the markets’ attention, but they are rarely long term winners. Identifying companies that have the potential for durable high growth demands research that goes beyond the day-to-day headlines.

Three reasons to consider this strategy

Durable growth:

We focus our research on finding companies that we believe can generate sustainable double-digit earnings and free cash flow growth.

Right side of change:

We favour secularly-advantaged businesses harnessing innovation and change to drive rapid growth in earnings and cash flow.

Diversified growth:

Seeks to capture disruptive high growth and durable secular growth opportunities, that we believe can deliver strong returns in a variety of market environments.

 US Large Cap Growth Equity

An actively managed portfolio of 60-75 US large cap stocks seeking to invest in competitively-advantaged businesses, leveraging innovation and change to drive rapid growth in earnings and cash flow.

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The biggest advantage you can have as an investor is correctly analysing a company’s potential earnings and free cash flow growth. That’s why we focus on estimating a company’s growth rate and its durability.
Taymour Tamaddon, CFA® Portfolio Manager
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Concentration and dispersion in the market is actually, you know, pretty intense.0:17
You look at the performance in the first quarter: About 70% of the performance of the growth benchmark was down to four stocks. In terms of dispersion, within the Mag 7, there's some really high-flyers: the top performer, NVIDIA, up over 80%; Tesla down over 30 So, seeing that differentiation come through in Mag 7 is also very healthy. I think that, coupled with earnings expectations in the S&P broadening out to other areas of the market, gives us a fair chance that we should see some broadening out as you look forward from here. To put it into perspective, 2023 was a huge year in U.S. growth, and it's getting more difficult to find idiosyncratic ideas that you can really have conviction in. Having said that, we're finding really interesting ideas in fintech, particularly those payment companies where you see this move from cash into online. In health care, we really like orthopaedics, robotic surgery, your GLP-1s. So, we find that area very interesting. And then finally, even in energy, we're finding an increased investment in offshore drilling, which we think will bode really, really well for those companies that service that industry.

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