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Torrenova de Inversiones SICAV, S.A.

Least risk
Potentially lower return
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Category "1" does not mean that the investment is risk-free

Our most conservative SICAV, which pays testament to the experience and historic involvement of the March Group in asset management and which, with a conservative exposure to world stock markets, has racked up more than 25 years of success.

What is it?

The fund seeks to preserve capital by investing approximately 80% of its assets in fixed-income securities and the remainder in listed companies in developed countries. In fixed-income investments, we aim for a stable portfolio of public and/or private issuers (including deposits and money market instruments, listed or unlisted and liquid), with a maximum duration of 2 years. In equity, we choose companies with high market capitalisation, low volatility, lower beta than the market, low leverage, generating cash flow, from developed countries and in more defensive sectors. Currency risk is largely hedged to avoid adding another source of risk or volatility to the portfolio. The decision of how much to invest in the equity market depends on the managers' macro assessment at the time.

Currency exposure will be largely hedged to avoid adding volatility to the fund, although this is at the discretion of the managers.

Why invest?

It pays testament to the experience and historic involvement of the March Group in asset management and a clear example of co-investment.

Its investment goal is preserving assets and value creation within a risk-controlled environment.

A dynamic approach is taken in the allocation of assets, adjusting the exposure to equities based on the market environment. It combines a top-down and a bottom-up approach. The top-down approach is based on macroeconomic analysis of the various variables and trends at the global level. This allows managers to determine the level of equity exposure of the strategy and the trends or sectors they will invest in. The top-down approach is applied to both fixed income and equity investments. This involves selecting the companies with the best fundamentals and valuation within each sector or trend we wish to implement.

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Managed by

Jose Luis PalmaJose Luis Palma Laorden

Head of Institutional SICAVs

He holds a degree in Business Administration from CUNEF, a Masters in Financial Markets from IEB and a CFA certification, including a certificate in ESG investing.

José Luis joined March AM in September 2020 with almost 20 years of professional experience, 15 of which in financial markets.

Over the past 9 years, he formed part of the management team at Belgravia Capital, between 2011 and 2015 as a buy-side analyst at RV Europea, and from 2015 to 2020 as co-manager of collective investment schemes.

Between 2008 and 2011, he was a sell-side analyst for financial institutions at Caja Madrid Bolsa. Previously (2006-2008), he worked at the markets department at BBVA Switzerland.

He started his career as an auditor at KPMG.

Carlos Ruiz de Antequera

Chief Investment Officer

Carlos Ruiz de Antequera joined March A.M. as CIO in March 2021. He has more than 25 years experience in the asset management and private banking industry, having spent the past two decades at Santander A.M. and Santander Private Banking International (Spain and Miami), where he worked in different fund management, financial advice and discretionary management roles, before serving as CIO of International Private Banking at Banco Santander.

Also boasting previous experience at Banesto and BBVA A.M., Carlos has a wealth of experience, mainly assisting customers with a high net worth and the management of equity solutions (globally and specialising in the technology sector, Europe, Japan and the USA), fixed income (specialising in LatAm credit) and Hedge Funds.

Holder of a degree in Management and Finance and an MBA in Business Administration from the University of St. Louis, he also has a master's degree in Quantitative Finance from the AFI School of Finance and is a certified Chartered Financial Analyst, including the ESG investing certificate.

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