Cracking the code on the long/short

The fund that cracked the code on the long/short to perfectly time Afterpay's drop has just listed as an ETMF on the ASX, meaning investors can get better access and more liquidity than ever before. 

The team at Monash Investors Limited can capitalise on opportunities without limitation through up and down cycles because they are a sector, size, and style-agnostic concentrated fund. The fund is targeting strong, double-digit returns and solid income with an estimated yield of 6% p.a., distributed quarterly. 

The previous iteration of Monash's Absolute Active Trust (formerly MA1) achieved strong returns over the past year, with a 31.7% return over the ASX100's 29% and achieved a 17.6% return over the past three years, well over the ASX100's 10.4%. The Monash ETMF is listed under ASX:MAAT.

Investors, who have been universally frustrated with the previous LIC structure trading at a discount to NAV have welcomed the change. 

Learn more

The Monash Absolute Active Trust (Hedge Fund) (ASX:MAAT) is available on the ASX now under the ASX code of MAAT. Click here for more information. 

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