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While the mechanics of SmartGARP are clever, its purpose is simple: it searches for and pinpoints profit potential in vast and dense terrains.
SmartGARP is a powerful stock screening tool. From a universe of approximately 6,000 global companies, SmartGARP aims to pinpoint companies that are growing faster than the market but trading on lower valuations than the market. These companies should be enjoying strong and consistent upgrades to profits forecasts and be under-owned by investors while also benefiting form helpful macroeconomic trends. In other words, 'growth at a reasonable price' (GARP).
If two companies are on similar valuations, the company with the faster growth will probably deliver better returns. In a similar fashion, for two companies with similar growth rates the lower-valued stock will probably deliver higher returns. Likewise, a stock with persistent upgrades to profit forecasts would tend to outperform one with persistent downgrades.
What SmartGARP does is simply put all of these insights together, using thousands of data points available on stocks, to help us build a portfolio of companies that tend to be on low valuations with above-market growth and which are experiencing upgrades to their forecasts. Almost by definition they won't be consensus names, but the fundamentals point to them having a good chance of delivering outsized returns.
In this short video, find out how the SmartGARP screening and portfolio construction process works.
The investment team discuss the tool, process and team

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While valuations remain a key attraction of emerging markets, fund manager Raheel Altaf will discuss the improving fundamentals and long-term structural trends that further enhance their attractiveness for investors.
We answer clients' most common questions about SmartGARP

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