High Risk...
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High Risk...
The risk scale that we use to build our portfolios is made up of 10 profiles overall (risk profile 1 is 100% cash so we do not run an investment portfolio for this level of risk). This means that the High Risk portfolio is suitable for investors who have an attitude to accepting risk of above average.
This portfolio contains mainly higher- risk investments such as shares, with the occasional lower- and medium-risk investments such as bonds and property. Because of this, there is a possibility you may not get back as much money on your investments as you put in, particularly in the short term.
The combined ongoing charges figure (OCF) for the funds in this portfolio is 0.93% per annum.
Our returns
The returns shown here are regarded as simulated as they do not represent a single client account or an average of customer returns. The data is calculated using our model portfolios. The returns are calculated after City House Investors management fees of 0.5% per annum plus Vat. Returns also account for investment fund costs. Dividends have been included on an accrual basis. The charts show returns on a monthly basis. The Last 12 months performance calculated for 12 months to the end of the previous month, the all time performance is from inception on 01.01.2016 to the end of the previous month and the annual performance is based on calendar years. Source of price data: Financial Express
Benchmark returns
Our portfolios are benchmarked against one of the below fund sectors based on the risk profile of the portfolio:
- UT Mixed Investment 0% – 35% Shares – Very Low Risk and Low Risk portfolios
- UT Mixed Investment 20% – 60% Shares – Lowest Medium Risk and Low Medium Risk portfolios
- UT Mixed Investment 40% – 85% Shares – High Medium Risk and Highest Medium Risk portfolios
- UT Flexible Investment Risk Profiles – High Risk, Very High Risk and Highest Risk portfolios
These fund sectors are provided by the UK Investment Association (IA). IA compute the average returns from a composite of funds which comply with the sectors classification based on the type of asset, region or industry sector in which they invest. These include funds from firms such as Barclays, BlackRock, Fidelity, HSBC, JP Morgan, and others.
Percentage return of 
High Risk portfolio Vs 
benchmark
- Asia Pacific Emerging Equities (31.75%)
- UK Equities (14.09%)
- Other International Equities (8.53%)
- European Equities (6.54%)
- Japanese Equities (6.50%)
- North American Equities (5.75%)
- Asia Pacific Equities (5.02%)
- Property (4.72%)
- Undisclosed (3.85%)
- Other (13.26%)
- Pacific Basin (28.77%)
- UK (18.67%)
- North America (14.37%)
- Europe ex UK (9.29%)
- Asia Pacific (7.77%)
- Japan (6.50%)
- Undisclosed (3.85%)
- Money Market (3.54%)
- Americas (2.29%)
- Other (4.95%)
| Fund |
Allocation
|
UK Equity |
18% |
 Anthony Cross & Julian Fosh – Liontrust Special Situations |
4%
|
| Nick Train – CF Lindsell Train UK Equity |
4%
|
| Francis Brooke – Trojan Income O |
4%
|
| Harry Nimmo – ASI UK Smaller Companies |
6%
|
Europe ex UK Equity |
6% |
| Mark Heslop – Jupiter European |
6%
|
North American Equity |
10% |
| Aziz Hamzaogullari – Natixis Loomis Sayles U.S. Equity Leaders |
5%
|
| Zehrid Osmani – Legg Mason IF Martin Currie US Unconstrained |
5%
|
Japanese Equity |
6% |
| Martin Lau – First Sentier Japan Focus |
6%
|
Asia Pacific Ex Japan Equity |
24% |
| Martin Lau – First Sentier Asia Focus |
4.8%
|
| Anthony Srom – Fidelity Pacific Opportunities |
4.8%
|
| Teera Chanpongsang – Fidelity Asia |
4.8%
|
| Eric C. Moffett – T. Rowe Price Asian Opportunities Equity |
4.8%
|
| David Gait – Stewart Investors Asia Pacific Leaders |
4.8%
|
Emerging Market Equity |
27% |
| Gordon Fraser – BlackRock Emerging Markets |
9%
|
| David Gait – Stewart Investors Global Emerging Markets Sustainability |
9%
|
| Nick Price – Fidelity Emerging Markets |
9%
|
| Fund |
Allocation
|
High Yield Bond |
4% |
| Michael Scott – Man GLG High Yield Opportunities Professional |
4%
|
| Fund |
Allocation
|
UK Commercial Property |
5% |
| Dr. Guy Morrell – HSBC Global Property |
5%
|
