Alternative Income Fund Test 2021-07-26T12:02:55-04:00

Mandate:

North American yield

Inception Date:

August 1, 2008*

Fund Codes:

Class F: VCM 211
Class A: VCM 201
Class D: VCM 241

Management Fee:

Class F: 1.0%
Class A: 2.0%
Class D: 1.5%

Performance Fee:

10%, with 5% Threshold

High Water Mark:

Permanent

Minimum Investment:

$2,000

Minimum Follow-On:

$500

Distributions:

Monthly

Registered Accounts:

Eligible

Liquidity:

Semi-Monthly

* Fund launched January 24, 2020; performance data prior to January 24, 2020 relates to Class F Units of Venator Income Fund

VENATOR ALTERNATIVE INCOME FUND is an actively managed, long-bias North American yield mandate that strives to generate capital growth, over time, with relatively low volatility and an emphasis on capital preservation. The Fund strives to provide improved downside protection and better risk-adjusted returns as compared to traditional fixed income funds. 

The underlying strategy is best described as ‘yield plus’, which refers to the objective of finding opportunities that combine attractive yield with the potential for additional return, without taking unnecessary risk(s).

*Performance data prior to January 24, 2020 relates to Class A & F Units of Venator Income Fund, which was distributed to investors on a prospectus-exempt basis in accordance with National Instrument 45-106
**Fund Benchmark = 75% of Merrill Lynch High Yield Index and 25% of the Bloomberg Canadian High Yield Corporate Bond Index
Commissions, trailing commissions, management fees and other expenses all may be associated with investing in any of the Venator Alternative Mutual Funds.   Please read the prospectus and Fund Facts relating to each Alternative Mutual Fund before investing.  The indicated rates of return of the Venator Alternative Mutual Funds are the historical annual compounded total returns, including changes in share or unit value and the reinvestment of all dividends or distributions, and do not take into account sales, redemption, distribution or optional charges or income taxes payable by any securityholder that would have reduced returns.  Mutual funds are not guaranteed, their values change frequently, and past performance may not be repeated.Â