Heptagon Capital to offer Ucits version of Yacktman fund to UK investors

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European asset manager Heptagon Capital is making Texan equity manager Yacktman Asset Management available to UK investors for the first time with the launch of a Ucits version of the Yacktman US Equity fund.

Heptagon will launch and distribute the new fund, which is based on the $3bn (£1.9bn) large-cap US Equity portfolio, on 1 December. The existing strategy is ranked in the top 1% of its peers in Morningstar’s US large-cap value sector over three, five and 10 years. The team, headed by CIO Donald Yacktman, adopts a bottom-up, value-focused strategy without benchmark constraints. He invests in fewer than 50 companies, seeking cheap entry points in solid businesses with shareholder-oriented managers. In the second half of 2010, US Equity has been heavily overweight in consumer discreti...

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