Established in 2003, Nevastar Finance is an independent multinational financial investment firm. British, American, Luxembourgian, and Swiss authorities supervise Nevastar Finance. The company has London, Luxembourg, and Geneva offices.
As a thematic equity fund, the NSF SICAV offering seeks to invest in businesses that are working to alleviate environmental problems.
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This article will discuss the Nevastar Finance SICAV Climate Change Fund — its features and overall performance.
This Nevastar Finance SICAV portfolio includes 50 tech and industrial enterprises exploring and offering sustainability solutions. Wind and solar power, insulating building technologies, sustainable transportation options, and resource management programs are among these solutions.
This investment vehicle is organized as a UCITS fund.
The term SICAV refers to a type of investment vehicle that originated in Europe that allows investors to pool their funds and put them into various assets. Any investor can purchase or sell shares of the fund according to its current net asset value.
UCITS mean Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities which the EU formed to standardize investment funds across Europe. Such are often modeled as open-end investment funds.
Industrials make up 44.50% and IT 43.92% of the NSF Climate Change Fund’s asset allocation. Advanced Energy Industries Inc. and NXP Semiconductors NV are the top two holdings of the portfolio, each with 3.23% and 2.93%, respectively.
North America accounts for 68.08% of the total geographical allocation. Thematic allocation also shows that clean energy accounts for 31.09% of the fund’s total investment and energy efficiency for 38.07%.
Nevastar Finance requires a preliminary investment worth 1 million euros for the SICAV fund.
All investments with Nevastar Finance are subject to a 1.00% yearly charge. In addition, there is a high-water mark performance charge of 10% that applies to any outperformance.
As of January 31, 2024, the Fund lost 7.63%. The fund also went down 4.96% over the last 12 months. When considering performance over the longer term, i.e., within the last five years, the thematic fund jumped 15.65%. The fund has gained 7.34% on an annualized basis since it began operations in 2010 as well.
Investors have access to daily liquidity through the fund.
Both NEXTracker Inc. and Disco Corp. were the top performers in terms of performance contributions, according to Nevastar Finance. Meanwhile, Sunrun Inc. and SolarEdge Technologies were the most detrimental to performance.Top of Form
In terms of performance alone, the Nevastar Finance Climate Change Fund offers mixed results.
The good thing with thematic investing is that it exposes one to trends with tremendous growth potential and new investment opportunities.
In assessing the fund’s appropriateness for investor portfolios, they should take into account the performance relative to market circumstances, investing targets, and susceptibility to risk.