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Reliance Capital Builder Fund Series B - NFO

 NFO of Reliance Capital Builder Fund – Series B a close ended equity fund with a tenure of 3 years from the date of allotment of units.

The NFO Opens on August 12, 2014 and Closes on August 26, 2014. Please find hereunder a brief outlook on markets and investment strategy for the product.

· India is in a nascent bull market. The recent budget proposals is likely to provide further impetus to an already strong equity market

· Medium to long term bull market construct is in place due to –

o Macroeconomic recovery after decade low growth already visible

o Decisive political mandate not seen in last 30 years

o Severe under investment in equities by local investors (Huge pent up demand)

· Valuation still favorable for long term wealth creation:

2008
2014
Sensex Levels
20873
26087
Markets At Life Time Highs……But
Earnings Per Share (EPS)
833
1338
Trailing P/E (Price To Earnings)
~28x
~18x
Forward P/E
~24x
~14x
Market Cap To GDP Ratio
103%
~70%

Source: Bloomberg, RCAM estimates July 30, 2014

· Economic Recovery leads to higher earnings: There is high correlation between company earnings & GDP Growth and with GDP growth expected to revive strongly over the next few years Earnings of corporate should rebound. Thus Earnings recovery will be a key market driver in the next few years.

With a view to capture some of these opportunities, we are launching Reliance Capital Builder Fund - Series B. The Fund will attempt to identify High Growth companies which can generate significant earnings growth over the next 3 years. Such stocks offer potential both in terms of PE (Price Earnings) improvement and growth in EPS (Earnings per Share), leading to possible multiplication of the stock price and therefore, wealth creation for investors.

'Presenting: Reliance Capital Builder Fund - Series B'

Investment Strategy

Investments focused on high growth companies which have the potential to generate significant Earnings growth across the following key themes:
· Economic Recovery:
o Urban recovery: Consumer discretionary themes like Auto, Retail, Media, Internet etc
o Industrial revival: Engineering, Capital Goods etc
· New Businesses – beneficiaries of Govt actions
o Defence
o Railways
o PSU Capex
· High Capability Companies available at Reasonable Valuations
o Leaders in their segments currently ignored or underpriced
o Long operating history
o Low near term visibility - hence low expectations
Investment Framework of the Fund
The Fund Endeavors to invest into companies with:
· High Growth potential which can generate superior earnings as compared to Sensex or Nifty
· High ROEs or rising ROEs
· High operating leverage
· Sustainable business characteristics with 10-20 year operational track record which are at an inflexion point to scale up
· Good quality managements with no fractured balance sheets

Fund Manager: Sailesh Bhan (Deputy CIO –Equities)

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