2. Table of contents
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Analytics market comment 3
Analytics funds of funds performance tables and charts 5
Analytics funds of funds monthly return tables 9
Analytics funds of funds risk analysis 10
Peer Relative Performance 12
Asset manager performance tables 15
Analytics funds of funds asset allocation 17
Analytics Cautious Fund of Funds characteristics 18
Analytics Managed Equity Fund sector analysis 20
Analytics Managed Equity share exposure analysis 21
Disclaimer 22
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3. Analytics market comment
What will Mr Gordhan do?
After weeks of keeping global investors waiting, the Greek government last night voted to accept
another round of austerity measures so that the way can now be cleared for their European pay-
masters to open the taps of the second bail-out package that is needed to avoid a disorderly de-
fault next month. This acceptance of severe austerity measures followed a rejection last week by
the European troika of a previous set of Greek austerity proposals that apparently left a hole of
€325 million in their proposed €3.3 billion savings program. In addition to the savings outlined, the
current (and future) Greek government is expected to commit in writing to the implementation of
these measures. While the debate and the voting apparently took place behind an armed police
cordon, riot police battled with protestors as buildings burned in Athens and violence spread across
the country. Shops in Athens were looted and 34 buildings were reported as being ablaze as Greeks
vented their anger at the medicine that they are being forced to swallow in return for the bail-out
funds.
This new agreement also provides for a bond swap to ease Greece’s debt burden by cutting the real
value of some private sector holdings of Greek government debt by as much as 70%, finally offer-
ing some sobering insight into the true meaning of the word “sovereign”. Greek GDP is already
down by about 10% and some very tough times lie ahead for that economy and its citizens.
Reuters reports that on Saturday more than 100,000 people gathered in Lisbon’s Palace Square in
the largest rally against austerity and economic hardship since the country resorted to an EU-IMF
bailout last May. This mass rally precedes the start this week of the next quarterly evaluation of the
implementation of their bail-out and it comes amid concern that Portugal will need more bail-out
funds and maybe even a debt restructuring like Greece. The yield on 10-year Portuguese govern-
ment bonds rocketed all the way up to 15% in January and these yields are currently around
12.5% which is regarded as unsustainable territory and a signal that more help may be needed
soon.
But doubt lingers. With the prospect of a debt-to-GDP ratio of about 130% by 2020, has Greece
stepped away from the precipice or (as Business Day ponders today), in the absence of its own
depreciable currency, has its date with destiny merely been postponed again?
The UK’s Daily Telegraph newspaper asks the question whether the successful resolution of the
Greek debt talks has added to the impression that the crisis in Europe is in retreat and offers the
emphatic answer that regrettably, it is a view that is almost certainly wrong, in both political and
economic terms. The European Central Bank’s action of providing unlimited liquidity for the stricken
European banking system has bought time, but not addressed the causes of the crisis. The problem
of widely divergent competitiveness uncorrected by free-floating exchange rates remains exactly
the same as before. Therefore, German-driven fiscal discipline and structural reform have become
the order of the day as Greece is dragged into the 21st century. Restrictive labour laws are being
dismantled and the corrupt cronyism of the political and business class is being challenged like
never before. The article goes further by pointing out that European economies remain a million
miles away from the convergence necessary for an effective monetary union and the breakneck
speed with which Europe is now taking its medicine is proving economically disastrous. The latest
data out of Greece indicate an economy in a state of almost total collapse – a death spiral of plung-
ing output, multiplying bankruptcy and calamitous capital flight. The question is then posed as to
how much longer Greece’s always tenuous grip on democracy can survive such an onslaught?
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4. Today’s editorial in the Business Day suggests that we should welcome the Greeks who bear such
important lessons for our political and economic leaders. This lead article mentions that while
the Greek economy will still have a debt-to-GDP ratio of around 130% by 2020, South Africa’s cur-
rent debt-to-GDP ratio is about 40% and rising, but adds that we do have a freely traded and liq-
uid currency that has proved quite capable in the past of depreciating sharply when investors lose
confidence in the sustainability of economic policy. Having digested President Zuma’s State of
the Nation speech last week, there are some doubts as to whether the government can imple-
ment its ambitious and much-needed infrastructure investment program while simultaneously
expanding the world’s most extensive welfare payment system, cutting the cost of doing business
in SA, and preventing corrupt state officials from plundering the coffers – all while avoiding the
temptation to allow our debt to keep rising towards that crucial level of 60% of GDP (even though
it is a level to which many European countries still aspire!).
The article ends off by suggesting that Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan will paint a clearer pic-
ture when he delivers his budget speech later this month even though there are too many contra-
dictions between government policy, what is happening on the ground, and the promises Mr Zuma
keeps on making. It is not possible to please all the people all the time indefinitely, as Greece’s
politicians are seeing now. Our Finance Ministry has a history of prudence and discipline and
there is no reason for this track record to be broken – the stark lessons from Europe are just too
painful.
The delicate balance between social responsibility and economic growth stimulus is something
that has been baked into South African fiscal and monetary policy over the last 17 years – but
some compromise is always necessary. The widespread social unrest that is currently part and
parcel of the European push to austerity, coming on the heels of food riots in Asia not so long
ago, the “Arab Spring” and the “OCCUPY” movement suggests that there must be a more serious
global focus on social issues, a complete antithesis to what is happening in Europe at the mo-
ment.
There are too many unanswered questions, differences of opinion, possible end-games and oppor-
tunities for political “one-upmanship” to expect global market volatility to subside any time
soon. However, the fact that equity markets look ahead and sometimes see through seemingly
serious events means that we should always remain alert for investment opportunities in risky
assets.
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5. Analytics funds of funds performance tables
Snapshot of returns
1 3 6 12 24 36 60
Jan-12 month months months YTD months months months months
Analytics Cautious Fund of Funds
Actual fund 1.73% 2.07% 3.67% 1.73% 4.29% 7.09% 8.17% 6.80%
CPI 0.51% 1.53% 3.05% 0.51% 6.11% 4.78% 5.30% 6.47%
Analytics Moderate Fund of Funds
Actual fund 2.73% 2.79% 5.13% 2.73% 5.08% 9.57% 11.80% 6.12%
CPI 0.51% 1.53% 3.05% 0.51% 6.11% 4.78% 5.30% 6.47%
Analytics Balanced Fund of Funds
Actual fund 3.34% 3.33% 6.54% 3.34% 6.69% 11.69% 14.37% 6.33%
CPI 0.51% 1.53% 3.05% 0.51% 6.11% 4.78% 5.30% 6.47%
Analytics Flexible Fund of Funds
Actual fund 1.68% 1.54% 5.14% 1.68% 1.92% 5.06% 3.86% 1.83%
CPI 0.51% 1.53% 3.05% 0.51% 6.11% 4.78% 5.30% 6.47%
Analytics Managed Equity Fund
Actual fund 5.02% 4.52% 8.40% 5.02% 9.25% 15.00% 20.43% 7.40%
FTSE/JSE All Share Index 5.73% 4.79% 10.09% 5.73% 10.83% 15.64% 21.20% 8.82%
All returns refer to A-class returns and returns for periods more than 12 months are annualised.
The returns on the FTSE/JSE All Share Index are total returns.
The CPI numbers for periods shorter than 12 months have been computed on a pro-rata basis,
using a one-month lagged annual CPI value.
Since inception Compound return Annualised return Period
Analytics Cautious Fund of Funds
Actual fund 171.6% 11.3% Oct 2002 - Jan 2012
Analytics Moderate Fund of Funds
Actual fund 237.0% 12.2% Jul 2001 - Jan 2012
Analytics Balanced Fund of Funds
Actual fund 442.72% 13.3% Jul 98 - Jan 2012
Analytics Flexible Fund of Funds
Actual fund 309.97% 10.9% Jul 98 - Jan 2012
Analytics Managed Equity Fund
Actual fund 382.31% 16.3% Sep 2001 - Jan 2012
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10. Analytics funds of funds risk analysis
Drawdown and timing estimates
Jan-12
Drawdown Month(s)
Analytics Cautious Fund of Funds -3.13% May 06/June 06
Analytics Moderate Fund of Funds -11.13% Sep 08/Nov 08
Analytics Balanced Fund of Funds -14.78% Sep 08/Nov 08
Analytics Flexible Fund of Funds -17.55% Dec 02/Apr 03
Analytics Managed Equity Fund -22.82% Sep 08/Nov 08
Drawdown is defined here as the maximum peak to trough drop in the unit price of a fund
over its history, irrespective of the time period involved.
It is must be remembered that many funds will define drawdown as the maximum MONTHLY
negative return over the history of the fund.
Current annualised volatility
The current annualised volatility of the five Analytics funds is provided in the table below. The
annualised volatility is that of the monthly returns for each fund.
Jan-12 Volatility (%)
Current Low High
Analytics Cautious Fund of Funds 3.57% 3.18% 6.10%
Analytics Moderate Fund of Funds 5.62% 4.76% 13.80%
Analytics Balanced Fund of Funds 7.14% 5.74% 16.62%
Analytics Flexible Fund of Funds 4.25% 4.25% 18.56%
Analytics Managed Equity Fund 11.55% 7.80% 24.12%
All risk adjusted returns plotted in the charts have been calculated by dividing rolling 12
month nominal returns by the rolling 12 month volatility.
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11. Rolling 12 month volatility for the Analytics Funds of Funds
28%
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12. Rolling 60 month risk/return scatter graph for the Analytics Cautious FOF,
Analytics Moderate FOF and the Analytics Balanced FOF
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Annualised Risk
Cautious FOF Moderate FOF Balanced FOF Managed Equity All Share Index
Peer Relative Performance
Analytics Cautious Fund of Funds
Asset Allocation Prudential Low Equity:
Returns of selected Funds for periods to January 2012
12.00%
10.00%
8.00%
6.00%
4.00%
Quartile 1 limit
Analytics Cautious FoF B
2.00%
None
Quartile 2 limit
Quartile 3 limit
0.00%
1 Month 3 Months 1 Year 3 Years 5 Years
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13. Analytics Moderate Fund of Funds
Asset Allocation Prudential Medium Equity:
Returns of selected Funds for periods to January 2012
16.00%
14.00%
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8.00%
6.00%
Quartile 1 limit
4.00%
Analytics Moderate FoF B
None
2.00%
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0.00%
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Analytics Balanced Fund of Funds
Asset Allocation Prudential High Equity:
Returns of selected Funds for periods to January 2012
16.00%
14.00%
12.00%
10.00%
8.00%
6.00%
Quartile 1 limit
4.00%
Analytics Balanced FoF B
None
2.00% Quartile 2 limit
Quartile 3 limit
0.00%
1 Month 3 Months 1 Year 3 Years 5 Years
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14. Analytics Managed Equity
Domestic Equity General:
Returns of selected Funds for periods to January 2012
25.00%
20.00%
Quartile 1 limit
Analytics Managed Equity B
15.00% None
Quartile 2 limit
Quartile 3 limit
10.00%
5.00%
0.00%
1 Month 3 Months 1 Year 3 Years 5 Years
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15. Asset manager performance tables
Snapshot of returns
ANALYTICS CAUTIOUS FUND OF FUNDS
1 3 6 12 24 36 60
Jan-12 month months months months months months months
Current Managers
Analytics Managed Equity Fund 5.02% 4.52% 8.40% 9.25% 15.00% 20.43% 7.41%
Old Mutual SA Quoted Property Fund 4.58% 5.54% 9.00% 17.63% 19.54% 18.05% 12.05%
Stanlib Bond Fund 2.02% 2.98% 7.53% 14.63% 14.23% 9.85% 9.21%
Prudential Money Market Fund 0.45% 1.30% 2.67% 5.40% 6.02% 6.85% 8.43%
Investec Diversified Income Fund 0.41% 1.14% 7.26% 10.51% 9.96% n/a n/a
Investec Global Strategic Managed Fund 0.49% -1.64% 6.74% 4.21% 6.47% 3.85% 1.31%
ANALYTICS MODERATE FUND OF FUNDS
1 3 6 12 24 36 60
Jan-12 month months months months months months months
Current Managers
Analytics Managed Equity Fund 5.02% 4.52% 8.40% 9.25% 15.00% 20.43% 7.41%
Old Mutual SA Quoted Property Fund 4.58% 5.54% 9.00% 17.63% 19.54% 18.05% 12.05%
Stanlib Bond Fund 2.02% 2.98% 7.53% 14.63% 14.23% 9.85% 9.21%
Prudential Money Market Fund 0.45% 1.30% 2.67% 5.40% 6.02% 6.85% 8.43%
Investec Diversified Income Fund 0.41% 1.14% 7.26% 10.51% 9.96% n/a n/a
Investec Global Strategic Managed Fund 0.49% -1.64% 6.74% 4.21% 6.47% 3.85% 1.31%
ANALYTICS BALANCED FUND OF FUNDS
1 3 6 12 24 36 60
Jan-12 month months months months months months months
Current Managers
Analytics Managed Equity Fund 5.02% 4.52% 8.40% 9.25% 15.00% 20.43% 7.41%
Old Mutual SA Quoted Property Fund 4.58% 5.54% 9.00% 17.63% 19.54% 18.05% 12.05%
Stanlib Bond Fund 2.02% 2.98% 7.53% 14.63% 14.23% 9.85% 9.21%
Prudential Money Market Fund 0.45% 1.30% 2.67% 5.40% 6.02% 6.85% 8.43%
Investec Global Strategic Managed Fund 0.49% -1.64% 6.74% 4.21% 6.47% 3.85% 1.31%
ANALYTICS FLEXIBLE FUND OF FUNDS
1 3 6 12 24 36 60
Jan-12 month months months months months months months
Current Managers
Analytics Managed Equity Fund 5.02% 4.52% 8.40% 9.25% 15.00% 20.43% 7.41%
Stanlib Bond Fund 2.02% 2.98% 7.53% 14.63% 14.23% 9.85% 9.21%
Investec Global Strategic Managed Fund 0.49% -1.64% 6.74% 4.21% 6.47% 3.85% 1.31%
Prudential Money Market Fund 0.45% 1.30% 2.67% 5.40% 6.02% 6.85% 8.43%
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16. Asset manager performance tables
ANALYTICS FUNDS OF FUNDS
1 3 6 12 24 36 60
Jan-12 month months months months months months months
Shadow Managers
Prudential Enhanced SA Property Tracker Fund 4.62% 5.50% 8.44% 18.23% 21.49% 19.26% 13.49%
Investec Property Fund 4.73% 5.58% 8.51% 16.69% 19.50% 16.97% 12.70%
Investec Gilt Fund 1.93% 2.70% 6.30% 12.44% 12.24% 8.41% 8.59%
Investec Opportunity Income Fund 1.01% 2.12% 4.24% 8.68% 9.30% 8.24% 9.16%
Coronation Strategic Income Fund 0.77% 2.15% 5.91% 10.72% 10.66% 10.12% 9.27%
Foord International Trust Fund -1.62% -2.12% 10.80% 6.63% 6.52% 0.88% 4.46%
Coronation Global Managed Fund 1.20% 0.40% 14.04% 12.64% 7.92% n/a n/a
Watchlist Managers
Coronation Property Equity Fund 4.56% 4.64% 8.17% 17.14% 20.41% 18.86% 11.94%
Nedgroup Flexible Income Fund 0.46% 1.26% 5.96% 10.11% 8.33% 8.07% 9.64%
Cadiz Absolute Yield Fund 1.36% 2.63% 4.97% 9.57% 9.70% 9.68% 10.44%
Old Mutual Enhanced Income Fund 0.82% 2.19% 4.21% 8.27% 8.34% 7.83% 8.40%
Allan Gray Orbis Global Fund of Funds -1.08% -2.02% 10.42% 3.79% 0.89% -0.94% 4.54%
Sarasin Equisar Global Thematic Fund (Rands) 0.15% -3.36% 7.32% 6.76% -1.00% 6.15% 1.62%
ANALYTICS MANAGED EQUITY FUND
1 3 6 12 24 36 60
Jan-12 month months months months months months months
Current Managers
Cadiz Equity Fund (seg) 5.77% 6.12% 10.92% 10.58% 15.23% 21.82% 7.56%
Coronation Equity Fund (seg) 4.99% 5.14% 10.36% 14.45% 20.20% 27.01% 13.17%
Investec Equity Fund (seg) 4.32% 4.08% 9.42% 13.57% 15.46% 18.04% 8.07%
Old Mutual Mining & Resources Fund (UT) 6.62% 2.65% 2.35% -5.82% 5.86% 19.12% 10.32%
Shadow Managers
Mi-Plan Beta Equity Fund 4.86% 5.27% 10.07% 11.59% 15.27% 20.24% 7.39%
Nedgroup Investments Value Fund 6.42% 6.73% 10.15% 11.07% 16.84% 23.22% 11.35%
Nedgroup Investments Rainmaker Fund 4.99% 5.00% 10.44% 12.27% 16.27% 20.15% 8.72%
Investec Commodity Fund 7.23% 5.11% 9.46% 3.97% 10.39% 16.50% 9.29%
Watchlist Managers
SIM Equally Weighted Top 40 Fund 5.75% 4.42% 10.53% 11.76% n/a n/a n/a
SIM Dividend Plus Index Fund 6.31% 9.60% n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Stanlib ALSI40 Fund 6.09% 3.65% 10.36% 9.78% 14.57% 20.15% 8.08%
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19. Maturity spread analysis
Stanlib Bond
10.0%
18.8% 0.1%
20.0%
51.1%
0-1 yr 1-3 yr 3-7 yr 7-12 yr 12+ yr
Investec Diversified Income
31.1%
36.3%
7.0%
9.5% 16.1%
0-1 yr 1-3 yr 3-7 yr 7-12 yr 12+ yr
Analytics Cautious FOF
20.3%
44.1%
17.7%
10.2%
7.8%
0-1 yr 1-3 yr 3-7 yr 7-12 yr 12+ yr
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21. Analytics Managed Equity Fund share exposure analysis
Top 10 shares in Analytics Managed Equity Fund
Dec-11 % of Equity Only Jan-12 % of Equity Only
SHARE Total SHARE Total
SASOL 10.48% SASOL 10.29%
MTN GROUP 8.42% ANGLO 7.99%
ANGLO 7.98% MTN GROUP 7.55%
BHPBILL 7.05% BHPBILL 7.09%
STANBANK 3.94% NASPERS -N 4.62%
NASPERS -N 3.74% STANBANK 4.11%
SAB 3.34% FIRSTRAND 3.07%
FIRSTRAND 2.76% SAB 2.98%
BRITISH AM. TOBACCO 2.71% BRITISH AM. TOBACCO 2.63%
BIDVEST 2.22% BIDVEST 2.32%
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