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Valu-Trac Investment Management Limited

Change Details
Title Valu-Trac Investment Management Limited
Type Other events
Companies Impacted Quilter Life & Pensions Limited, Quilter Investment Platform Limited
Effective Date 22 July 2025
1. Fund details  
Companies impacted Quilter Life & Pensions Limited
Quilter Investment Platform Limited
Fund Group Valu-Trac Investment Management Limited 
Fund Names VT PortfolioMetrix GBP Core Cautious
Type of changes Name, Investment Policy & AMC
Date change effective from 22 July 2025
Is the event subject to shareholder approval? No
2. Name change details  
Current Fund Name New Fund Name
VT PortfolioMetrix GBP Core Cautious VT PortfolioMetrix Core Cautious Portfolio
3. Investment Policy change  
Previous investment policy The fund will seek to achieve its objectives by investing at least 80% in collective investment funds (such as OEICS, exchange traded funds and Investment Trusts, and which may include funds managed and/or operated by the ACD or Investment Manager) which will provide exposure to a diversified portfolio but with a majority (more than 50%) towards exposure (indirectly) to lower risk assets such as fixed interest investments (such as bonds, which may be government or corporate and vary in terms of investment grade credit ratings, including sub-investment grade to a limited extent) and less emphasis on exposure to higher risk assets such as equities (and to an even lesser extent, alternatives such as property, infrastructure and commodities). It is expected that the exposure to higher risk assets such as equities will be less than 50% (and typically around 20%).
New investment policy The fund will seek to achieve its objectives by investing at least 80% in collective investment funds (such as OEICS, exchange traded funds and Investment Trusts, and which may include funds managed and/or operated by the ACD or Investment Manager) which will provide exposure to a diversified portfolio but with a majority (more than 50%) towards exposure (indirectly) to lower risk assets such as fixed interest investments (such as bonds, which may be government or corporate and vary in terms of investment grade credit ratings, including sub-investment grade to a limited extent) and less emphasis on exposure to higher risk assets such as equities (and to an even lesser extent, alternatives such as property, infrastructure and commodities). It is expected that the exposure to higher risk assets such as equities will typically be between 15-35%.