World All Cap

Managed by the firm’s founder (who is no longer full-time) and not actively marketed, this strategy is deep value, low turnover, concentrated and contrarian.
Fund Name: Overstone World All Cap Equity Fund

Investment objective

The Fund will attempt to achieve over the long term a total return in excess of that of the MSCI ACWI Index (with net dividends reinvested) through investment in a concentrated portfolio of equity securities. The approach is classic contrarian value, based on bottom-up fundamental research of individual companies.

Fund particulars

Launch date01 January 2025
DomicileIreland
StructureUCITS
Base currencyUSD
DealingDaily
Min. investment£10,000
BenchmarkMSCI All Countries World
Fund sizeUS$17.3m

Share class details

* AMC - Annual management charge
** OCF - Ongoing Charges Figure
All data as at 31 March 2026

Portfolio manager

Richard Oldfield
Richard Oldfield
Portfolio manager

Richard Oldfield

Chair | Partner

Richard Oldfield founded Oldfield Partners LLP in 2005, after 9 years as chief executive of a family investment office. Before this, he was director of Mercury Asset Management plc, which he joined in 1977. He was Chairman of the Oxford University investment committee and the first chairman of Oxford University Endowment Management Ltd from 2007-2014.

He is now chairman of Shepherd Neame Ltd, and trustee of a number of charities. The second edition of his book “Simple But Not Easy”, a “slightly autobiographical and heavily biased” book about investing, was published by Harriman House in December 2021.

Richard Oldfield

Fund performance (USD, %)

Annualised
1 monthYTD1 year3 years5 yearsLaunch*
I USD-14.2-3.8+28.0--+30.7
MSCI ACWI-7.2-3.2+20.0--+14.5
Annual performance20252024202320222021
I USD+45.2----
MSCI ACWI+22.3----

Performance is calculated net of all fees and expenses and on a total return basis, inclusive of all distributions to unit holders. Charges and expenses are deducted from Capital. *Reflects the period from when Richard Oldfield became portfolio manager of the strategy, on 01 January 2025.

The value of all investments and the income from them can go down as well as up; this may be due, in part, to exchange rate fluctuations. Past performance is not a guide to future performance

All data as at 31 March 2026

Sector breakdown (%)

Financial Services 20.8
Industrials 17.8
Consumer Discretionary 16.6
Materials 12.6
Consumer Staples 12.6
Energy 5.6
Information Technology 5.2
Communication Services 4.1
Health Care 3.1
Cash 1.6

Country breakdown (%)

United Kingdom 35.9
United States 11.6
Netherlands 10.9
Canada 9.7
Japan 9.1
Germany 7.0
Philippines 4.9
Indonesia 3.3
China/Hong Kong 3.3
South Korea 2.6
Cash 1.6

Top 10 holdings (%)

Diageo 7.5
Fairfax India 5.8
NOV Inc 5.6
Kyocera 5.2
Ayala Corporation 4.9
Barratt Redrow 4.9
Rio Tinto 4.5
RIT 4.4
ArcelorMittal 4.2
PayPal 4.2

Fund characteristics

Fund Benchmark
P/E ratio (fwd) 7.6 17.7
P/B ratio (hist) 0.7 3.4
Gross div. yield (fwd) 2.8 1.8
Active share (%)* 99.6

The Fund will attempt to achieve over the long term a total return in excess of that of the MSCI ACWI Index (with net dividends reinvested) through investment in a concentrated portfolio of equity securities. The approach is classic contrarian value, based on bottom-up fundamental research of individual companies.