The FSA Spy market buzz – 11 April 2025
Lazard actively looks at Next Gen; Goldman Sachs loves active in small places; Janus Henderson is reassuring; Private equity’s overflowing war chest; Jevons Paradox; Hamlet’s wisdom and much more.
While both funds have a three-star Morningstar Rating, the Templeton fund carries the Morningstar Analyst Rating – a forward-looking rating – of Bronze, while the Manulife fund is rated Neutral. “We prefer the Templeton fund over the Manulife fund,” Share said.
While both management teams have solid experience and expertise, the Manulife team is more stretched in its coverage of the frequently-changing portfolio with its very high turnover rate, making Share question its depth.
Nonetheless, the Manulife fund has tended to sit in the first quartile of its category since Csellak took over its management.
“The Manulife fund will be more risky, given the trading activity,” Share said. “We have more conviction on the [Templeton] team and the investment process. It is more reputable and structured.”
Lazard actively looks at Next Gen; Goldman Sachs loves active in small places; Janus Henderson is reassuring; Private equity’s overflowing war chest; Jevons Paradox; Hamlet’s wisdom and much more.
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