News
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Winner in Money magazine’s 2012 Best of the Best award for Australian Fixed Interest Funds
Tyndall has won Money magazine’s 2012 Best of the Best award for Australian Fixed Interest Funds. > tell me more >
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Australian Banks Downgrade
As has been expected for some time, Standard & Poor’s has downgraded the big four Australian banks to AA-. The downgrades don’t imply any deterioration in the quality of the banks. They are related to the new global banking criteria that Standard & Poor’s has implemented and follows the downgrades of various US and European banks on 30 November. The effect on the Tyndall Australian Bond Fund has been minimal. > tell me more >
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Reporting season for “the big four”
The latest round of reporting for the big four Australian banks highlights a few points of weakness in the economy. Consumers, retail, tourism and manufacturing are all showing some signs of stress. However, in general, recovery from the GFC continues to drive down the banks’ loss forecasts. > tell me more >
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tyndall brand update
Tyndall has updated its corporate identity and trading name, representing the final stage in the creation of the business as an independent fund manager in Australia. > tell me more >
Archived News
> tell me more >Tyndall Australian Share Value Fund
The Tyndall Australian Share Value Fund is designed for investors seeking to invest $20,000 or more, who are looking for an investment manager that uses a distinctive ‘intrinsic value’ investment approach to selecting Australian shares.
Fund objective
To selectively invest in companies listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX), with the target of outperforming the S&P/ASX 200 Accumulation Index by 2% p.a. over rolling five-year periods.
Minimum investments
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Minimum investment* |
$20,000 |
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Minimum additional investment* |
$1,000 |
* Tyndall may accept lower amounts at any time at its discretion.
Investment strategy
The Tyndall Australian Share Value Fund currently achieves its exposure to Australian shares by fully investing in the Tyndall Australian Share Wholesale Portfolio (TASWP). The investment strategy of TASWP is:
- To select intrinsic value investments which offer the best compromise between risk and expected return.
- The Fund will generally invest in 20 to 35 holdings of the largest 200 companies listed on the ASX, with a strong preference for readily marketable shares.
- Derivatives may be used, however TASWP’s investment strategy does not permit derivatives to be used for speculative or gearing purposes.
