Canadian Small Cap Equity at a Glance

Year Launched

1995

Geography

• Canadian equity
• Up to 30% of the Fund may be invested outside of Canada

Market Cap

Max C$3 billion at initial purchase (effective February 1, 2022)

Number of Holdings

Concentrated: 30-75

Portfolio Breakdown

Active Share

92%

Average Annual Turnover

31%

Position Sizing

Maximum 10% of market value in any one company

Sector Limits

Maximum 40% of market value in any one sector

Holding Period (%)
Holding period
Holding period

 

As at December 31, 2023.

 

Active Share

Active share measures the degree to which a fund differs from its respective benchmark — the higher the active share, the lower the fund’s correlation to its benchmark (100 being completely different from the benchmark and zero being a replica of the benchmark).

Active share is calculated for the Burgundy Canadian Small Cap Equity Fund vs. the S&P/TSX Small Cap Index. Source: FactSet.

 

Average Annual Turnover

10-year average annual turnover is calculated using full calendar year portfolio turnover figures only. Partial inception year turnover figures are also excluded from the calculation, where applicable. Newer strategies are calculated since inception.

Andrew Iu

Portfolio Manager

 

ANDREW IU, CFA
VICE PRESIDENT, PORTFOLIO MANAGER

  • Joined Burgundy in 2013
  • 10+ years of combined professional experience

 

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Investment Team

Burgundy’s Investment Team consists of decentralized, autonomous, regional teams working in a unified, collaborative, idea-sharing environment in Toronto, Canada.

The Team concentrates on bottom-up fundamental research, frequently travelling around the world to study companies up close and meet with management teams face-to-face.

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Portfolio Managers

14

Investment Analysts

23

Average PM Years Experience

Ching Chang speaking at the Burgundy Forum with Anne Mette de Place Filippini and Rachel Davies

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KYLE COATSWORTH, CFA
VICE PRESIDENT, HEAD OF INSTITUTIONAL

  Kyle Coatsworth speaks with a client at the Burgundy Forum