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    Tail Risk Fund Focus : Brehat


    15-05-2023

    Result of research started in 2005 and launched in 2016. Brehat is a UCITS designed as an alternative to long-only volatility* and short-only volatility** strategies. It combines the strengths of each strategy, while trying to mitigate their drawbacks.

    The objective of the fund is to perform during equity market crashes while taking advantage of bullish phases.

    • Brehat is a strategic tail risk strategy whose cost is not prohibitive over the long term 
    • Top performing tail risk fund in its category since inception*** (7 years)
    • The fund is article 8 since 2021

    *Long only volatility strategies protect against shocks. Their objective is to provide insurance. However, they are structurally bearish and their cost is prohibitive.
    **Short only volatility strategies pay off in case of calm markets. However, they are very vulnerable during market crashes.

    ***According to Citywire data – Category: Volatility

    As an illustration, Brehat acted as an equity portfolio hedge during the Covid crisis in March 2020****. 

    It was up around 30% net in 2020****.

    ****Base 100 curves at market close on 09/30/2019. The S&P 500 Index is the property of Standard & Poor’s.
    The VIX Index is a volatility index calculated and published by the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE). 
    Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. The fund presents a risk of capital loss. 
    S&P 500 and VIX data source: Bloomberg / Bréhat I: Vivienne Investissement.