ROMANIAN JOURNAL OF BIOLOGY PLANT BIOLOGY VOLUME 56, No. 2 2011 CONTENTS G. DIHORU, MIHAELA PAUCĂ-COMĂNESCU, ROXANA ION, Analysis of the characters on some Angelica taxa ................................................. 79 G. KUMAR, SHWETA VERMA, Induction of quantitative variability through EMS treatment in Vigna unguiculata ........................................ 91 A. A. GALAL, Inhibition of sterol biosynthesis in tomato plant resulting in antivermin protection .............................................................................. 99 H. R. MOUSSA, Low dose of gamma irradiation enhanced drought tolerance in soybean ............................................................................................... 109 C. I. ONUOHA, C. I. EZE, C. I. N. UNAMBA, C. K. UGOCHUKWU, In vitro prevention of browning in plantain culture ................................ 123 I. O. EZEIBEKWE, A.U. OFONG, N. ONYIKE, A study of pathogenic fungi associated with citrus decline at the orchards of Nigeria Institute of Horticultural Research (NIHORT).......................................................... 131 K. SIVAKUMAR, P. THOLKAPPIAN, Complementary effects of Glomus fasciculatum and phosphate solubilizing microorganisms along with Rhizobium leguminosarum on black gram (Vigna mungo L.) ................. 141 ROM. J. BIOL. – PLANT BIOL., VOLUME 56, N o 2, P. 77–152, BUCHAREST, 2011
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Minerva ABF Multi Asset Strategic Segregated Portfolio ENG ...€¦ · Fund Manager's Comment Historical Performance Calendar Year Performance Asset Exposure 0.01 0.53 10.81% 0.23
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Fund Manager's Comment
Historical Performance
Calendar Year Performance
Asset Exposure
0.01
0.53
10.81%
0.23
0.76
12.21%
-8.52%
18.51%
-24.55%
52.71%
47.29%
Portfolio Statistics
Fund Holdings
Minerva ETF Strategic FundBNP Paribas Multi Asset StrategyMinerva Harvest Dynamic Navigator FundCommerzbank Multi Asset StrategyCash USD
41.38%
21.31%
21.17%
14.29%
1.85%
Market atmosphere was generally sound in July but European stocks lagged a little. MSCI World and EM indices both performed well and enjoyed positive growths. US market was led higher by the solid performance of the technology sector resulting from their strong earnings reports. In contrast, European equities fluctuated when ECB confirmed to exit from their monetary easing policies. Meanwhile, USD continued its decline as FED finally admitted their weak inflation. Our ABF portfolio has generated a positive growth during the month.
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Fund Information28TH NOVEMBER 2011
USDVGG6140Y1060
ABFMASA: VI
Launch Date Base CurrencyISIN CodeBloomberg Code
Alpha Beta Std Dev Sharp Ratio Correlation Best Month Worst Month Max Gain Max Drawdown Up Period Percent Down Period Percent
31 July, 2017
The objective of this portfolio is to achieve a reasonable return over the long run with minimal volatility by investing into a globally diversified multi-asset portfolio of funds and other financial instruments. The underlying investments may invest into a wide variety of asset classes, such as equities, fixed income, commodities, currencies, futures and other alterna-tive investments.
Investment Objective
Inception of ABF Multi-Asset Strategic Segregated Portfolio (Red Perpendicular in Graph)
Equity Fund 0.00% Bond Fund 0.00% Managed Fund 21.17%Alternative 76.98% Cash 1.85%
*35% MSCI World Index + 35% MSCI Emerging Markets Index + 30% Merrill Lynch Global Governments Bond Index