Investor Summary
Fund Strategy
FUND PERFORMANCE AS OF 31st March 2026
| ANNUALIZED SINCE INCEPTION | QUARTERLY | YTD |
|---|---|---|
| 7.7% | 0.5% | 0.5% |
| ANNUALIZED SINCE INCEPTION | QUARTERLY | YTD |
|---|---|---|
| 7.7% | 0.5% | 0.5% |
Mondrian's International Equity Value Opportunities Strategy delivered strong relative performance in Q1 2026, returning 0.5% net versus the MSCI EAFE benchmark's -1.2% decline. The quarter began positively with resilient economic data and AI enthusiasm but deteriorated sharply after military conflict involving Iran escalated Middle East tensions, driving oil and gas prices higher and triggering broad equity sell-offs. This environment favored asset-heavy sectors, with energy leading performance on supply disruption fears. The portfolio benefited from strong stock selection in Italy and consumer discretionary. Key contributors included Panasonic, which gained on surging demand for data center Battery Backup Units amid AI investment themes, and Snam, the Italian regulated utility, which provided defensive stability through its regulated gas infrastructure exposure. The strategy maintains its disciplined value approach with 51 holdings, trading at attractive valuations of 14.9x P/E versus the benchmark's 17.3x, while offering a higher 3.5% dividend yield. Geographic allocation emphasizes Japan, UK, and France with selective overweights in defensive sectors.
Value-oriented international equity strategy focusing on income-generating opportunities across developed markets, emphasizing defensive characteristics and fundamental analysis with 40-60 holdings and low turnover.
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| Date | Letter | Tickers | Keywords | Pitches | Quick Takes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 22 2026 | 2026 Q1 | 6752.T, SRG.MI | energy, Europe, Geopolitical, international, Japan, Utilities, value | - | Mondrian's international value strategy outperformed in volatile Q1 2026, gaining 0.5% versus benchmark's -1.2% decline. Middle East tensions drove energy leadership while AI themes supported data center exposure through Panasonic. Italian utility Snam provided defensive stability. Portfolio maintains disciplined value approach with attractive 14.9x P/E and 3.5% yield across 51 developed market holdings. |
| Jan 21 2026 | 2025 Q4 | DPW.DE, SSE.L | dividends, Europe, international, Japan, Logistics, Utilities, value | - | Mondrian's international value strategy outperformed by 240bps in Q4 2025, driven by UK utilities and German logistics selections. SSE benefited from infrastructure investment plans while Deutsche Post showed pricing power resilience. The portfolio trades at attractive 14.4x P/E with 3.6% yield, positioned defensively amid market volatility from AI bubble concerns and economic uncertainty. |
| Sep 30 2025 | 2025 Q3 | KER.PA, NVO, WPP.L | defensives, Europe, financials, international, Japan, value | - | Mondrian's international value strategy posted 3.9% in Q3, trailing benchmark on defensive positioning but maintaining YTD outperformance. Financials led market gains while Japan outperformed on policy clarity. Overweight defensives and underweight financials hurt relative returns. Portfolio maintains attractive 13.0x P/E valuation versus 17.1x benchmark with higher dividend yield, reflecting consistent value discipline. |
| Jun 30 2025 | 2025 Q2 | 7203.T | Corporate Governance, Debt, Fiscal, Japan, rates, tariffs, Trade Policy, value | 7282.T | Mondrian focuses on undervalued Japanese companies with strong balance sheets despite sovereign debt risks. Recent market volatility from trade policy and rising rates creates opportunities for disciplined value investors. Corporate governance reform advances with record buybacks, though Toyota Industries case tests progress. Policy uncertainties widen outcome ranges, favoring their scenario-based investment approach. |
| Mar 31 2025 | 2025 Q1 | ABF.L, DG.PA, ENEL.MI, LLOY.L, RI.PA, ROG.SW, SNY | defense, energy, Europe, fiscal policy, geopolitics, infrastructure, valuation | - | European equities trade at compelling 13.7x forward P/E versus 20.5x for US markets after Q1 outperformance. European companies generate 60% revenues globally, reducing regional dependence. Catalysts include potential Russia-Ukraine ceasefire peace dividend and Germany's €500 billion infrastructure program. Diversified market offers attractive value opportunities for long-term investors despite structural growth challenges. |
| Dec 31 2024 | 2024 Q4 | BF-B, DG.PA, DPW.DE, ENEL.MI, F, FDX, GM, HMC, MBG.DE, MRK, NEE, NESN.SW, PG, PWR, RI.PA, ROG.SW, SNY, SPIE.PA, UL, UPS | Currency, Energy Transition, international, Japan, Utilities, value | - | Mondrian advocates international equity allocation as US markets trade at historically high 60% premium to non-US markets. Japan offers compelling value with corporate governance improvements driving buybacks while exiting deflation. European utilities trade at discounts despite comparable fundamentals and structural growth from energy transition investments. Undervalued currencies provide additional return potential for international investments. |
| Sep 30 2024 | 2024 Q3 | 3382.T, 6201.T, 6503.T, 7201.T, 7203.T, 7211.T, 7267.T, ATD.TO | Corporate Governance, Currency, international, Japan, value |
6503.T 6201.T |
Mondrian maintains overweight Japan position based on attractive valuations and accelerating corporate governance reforms. Despite yen volatility from carry trade unwinding, Japanese holdings outperformed in Q3. Share buybacks hit record highs while cross-shareholding unwinding accelerates. The yen remains materially undervalued per PPP analysis. Firm added domestic exposure while reducing cyclical positions, confident in long-term value unlock potential. |
| Jun 30 2024 | 2024 Q2 | 005930.KS, 4063.T, MU, TSM | AI, Concentration, Europe, Politics, semiconductors, value | - | Mondrian sees AI valuations at unsustainable levels requiring major breakthroughs to justify current prices. European political stability provides relief but fragmentation persists. Market concentration creates opportunities in overlooked value segments. Firm maintains disciplined approach using dividend discount methodology rather than chasing AI momentum, focusing on risk-adjusted returns amid elevated uncertainty. |
| Mar 31 2024 | 2024 Q1 | AAPL, AMZN, AVGO, GOOGL, META, MSFT, NVDA, TSM | AI, dividends, ETFs, Japan, Market Concentration, Passive investing, technology, Value Investing | - | Passive investing has reached 50% of fund assets, creating unprecedented market concentration in mega-cap technology stocks trading at elevated valuations. Mondrian views this as validating their dividend-focused approach that emphasizes cash flows over exit multiples, positioning them to benefit from market distortions and mispricing opportunities created by passive flows. |
| Dec 31 2023 | 2023 Q4 | AAPL, AMZN, GOOGL, META, MSFT, NVDA, TSLA | AI, EAFE, Elections, Geopolitical, international, Japan, rates, value | - | Despite 2023's growth-driven rally led by the Magnificent Seven, value opportunities persist internationally with EAFE Value at 10x earnings. Rising rates create financial system risks while geopolitical tensions and 2024 elections add uncertainty. Japan offers particular value with undervalued yen and improving corporate governance. Mondrian's disciplined valuation approach targets attractively priced segments globally. |
| Sep 30 2023 | 2023 Q3 | 005930.KS, AAPL, AMZN, ASML, CRM, DELL, GOOGL, IFX.DE, META, MSFT, NFLX, NVDA, NVO, SONY, TSLA, TSM | AI, Concentration, growth, international, Opportunities, technology, value | - | Extreme market concentration in Magnificent 7 stocks and value-growth divergence creates compelling opportunities for active value investors. While AI optimism drives growth outperformance, Mondrian identifies attractive AI beneficiaries at reasonable valuations including Meta, Dell, and TSMC. International markets remain cheap versus US with compressed value multiples, positioning the firm favorably for the coming decade. |
| Jun 30 2023 | 2023 Q2 | 6201.T, 6501.T, 6702.T, 6758.T, 7751.T, TM | Buybacks, Corporate Governance, dividends, earnings, inflation, Japan, value | - | Mondrian maintains overweight Japanese equities driven by corporate governance reforms and value opportunities. Tokyo Stock Exchange reforms requiring return on capital explanations, unwinding cross-shareholdings, and strong earnings growth create compelling investment case. Despite risks including recession sensitivity and demographics, Japanese equities trade at significant discount to fundamentals with positive skew of outcomes. |
| Mar 31 2023 | 2023 Q1 | - | Banking, Credit Stress, global, growth, rates, value, volatility | 7203 JP | Banking stress drove extreme growth-value divergence in Q1 2023, with regional bank failures creating market volatility. While the crisis appears contained unlike the GFC, tighter credit conditions and ongoing monetary policy tensions create uncertainty. Mondrian's scenario analysis approach should prove valuable in navigating this environment of significant economic uncertainty and substantial market opportunity divergence. |
| QUARTER | THEMES | TAGS |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 Q1 |
EnergyEnergy sector was the strongest performer as military conflict involving Iran erupted and tensions across the Middle East escalated, triggering a sharp rise in oil and gas prices. Supply concerns and disruption fears drove commodity prices higher, leading to decisive leadership rotation toward asset-heavy areas of the market. |
Oil Natural Gas Middle East Supply Geopolitical |
Data CentersPanasonic continued to perform strongly on the back of a sharp pick-up in demand for Battery Backup Units (BBU) used in data centers. This represents exposure to the AI-driven investment theme that supported markets early in the quarter. |
Battery Backup Units Infrastructure AI | |
UtilitiesSnam, the Italian regulated utility, delivered strong returns supported by its defensive characteristics and exposure to resilient regulated gas infrastructure. The defensive nature of utilities provided stability during market volatility. |
Regulated Gas Infrastructure Defensive Italy | |
| 2025 Q4 |
Industrial GasesSOL Group operates one of Europe's leading industrial gas franchises serving 50k customers across 32 countries, with a network of 39 air-separation units and 50+ filling plants that took almost a century to assemble. The business benefits from high switching costs, regulatory barriers, and local oligopoly dynamics that make replication extremely difficult. |
Industrial Gases Infrastructure Oligopoly Barriers |
HomecareVivisol has grown from 140k patients in 2010 to 750k by 2024, representing 13% CAGR driven by Europe's aging population and healthcare systems moving chronic care from hospitals to homes. The business benefits from 80% recurring revenues and 95%+ contract renewal rates with national health systems. |
Homecare Demographics Healthcare Recurring | |
AIManager maintains defensive positioning against AI disruption, focusing on businesses unlikely to see their unit economics negatively affected by AI over the next decades. Prefers infrastructure and business services players that won't win awards but have easier-to-forecast survival prospects. |
AI Disruption Infrastructure Survival | |
| 2025 Q3 |
FinancialsFinancials led returns amid continued strength in earnings, capital generation and shareholder returns. The portfolio was underweight financials which held back relative returns, though strong stock selection in the sector supported year-to-date performance. |
Banks Earnings Capital Returns |
ValueThe strategy maintains its consistent income-oriented value discipline with defensive characteristics. The portfolio trades at attractive valuations with a weighted average P/E of 13.0x versus benchmark's 17.1x and higher dividend yield of 3.8% versus 2.9%. |
Valuation Dividends Income Defensive | |
| 2025 Q2 |
Trade PolicyPresident Trump's Liberation Day marked unprecedented tariff increases, creating global market volatility. While some tariffs were later reduced through negotiations, effective rates remain materially higher than pre-quarter levels, representing significant economic drag. Trade policy negotiations remain volatile and are likely to continue driving equity market volatility. |
Tariffs Trade Policy Negotiations Volatility |
RatesLong-term borrowing costs hit new highs in the US with 30-year bond yields pushing past 5%. Rising rates driven by higher expected inflation, increased debt issuances, and tariff announcements. Japanese government bond yields also surged to 25-year highs, reflecting lack of domestic appetite and Bank of Japan tapering efforts. |
Interest Yields Bonds Inflation Monetary | |
JapanJapanese companies offer compelling opportunities with strong balance sheets trading at attractive valuations despite sovereign debt concerns. Corporate governance reform continues with record share buybacks and cross-shareholding unwinding. Toyota Industries case highlights both progress and remaining challenges in governance reform. |
Corporate Governance Buybacks Valuations Balance | |
| 2025 Q1 |
EuropeEuropean equities have significantly outperformed US markets in Q1 2025, nearly unwinding three years of underperformance. The region trades at attractive valuations with forward P/E of 13.7x versus 20.5x for US markets. European companies generate nearly 60% of revenues outside the region, reducing dependence on local economic conditions. |
Valuation Outperformance Revenue Diversification Discount |
Energy TransitionEurope views decarbonization as an opportunity to lead in clean tech while shifting to more secure and lower-cost clean energy sources. Portfolio holdings benefit from investments in grids and renewables, including companies like Enel and Vinci that are positioned for the energy transition. |
Decarbonization Clean Tech Grids Renewables Security | |
Infrastructure SpendingGermany's proposed fiscal reform includes a €500 billion infrastructure fund over 12 years, equivalent to 12% of GDP. This addresses historic underinvestment in public infrastructure and could significantly impact the moribund economy. The European Commission has also proposed loosening fiscal rules to create space for defense spending. |
Fiscal Reform Investment Defense Public Stimulus | |
Defense SpendingGermany's fiscal reform carves out defense spending over 1% of GDP from debt brake constraints, providing enormous flexibility for additional defense spending. The European Commission's proposal to loosen fiscal rules specifically creates space for more defense spending across the region. |
Fiscal Flexibility Military Budget Security Investment | |
ValueEuropean equity market offers attractive stock-picking opportunities for long-term value managers. The market is well-diversified by sector across sixteen different country markets with approximately 680 companies over $2.5 billion market cap. Many European stocks trade at significant discounts to intrinsic value. |
Stock Picking Diversification Discount Intrinsic Opportunities | |
| 2024 Q4 |
ValueUS markets trade at historically high 60% premium to non-US markets, creating compelling value opportunities internationally. Valuation discrepancies exist across sectors where fundamentally similar companies trade at significant multiples differences based solely on listing location. |
Valuation Premium Discount Multiple |
JapanJapan offers strong value credentials with corporate governance reforms spurring record buybacks and M&A activity. The country is moving out of deflation with solid balance sheets providing downside protection and upside potential. |
Corporate Governance Buybacks Deflation Balance Sheets | |
Energy TransitionMulti-decade structural growth in infrastructure investments with EU investing heavily in sustainable infrastructure through €1 trillion Green Deal. Electrification should drive significant electricity demand growth to 2050 requiring substantial grid upgrades. |
Renewables Grid Electrification Infrastructure | |
UtilitiesEuropean utilities trade at discount to US utilities despite comparable fundamentals and growth prospects. Regulatory frameworks are improving with additional incentives driving investment in grid infrastructure. |
Regulated Grid Infrastructure Discount Regulatory | |
| 2024 Q3 |
JapanMondrian maintains overweight position in Japan based on attractive valuations and expectations for future real returns. Corporate governance reforms continue gathering momentum with share buybacks above 2023 record highs and dividend growth at 10% annually over 20 years. The firm sees significant value still to be unlocked from governance improvements. |
Corporate Governance Buybacks Dividends Valuations Reforms |
YenThe yen remains materially undervalued according to PPP analysis despite 12% appreciation in Q3. Currency volatility from carry trade unwinding created market turbulence but Mondrian's portfolios showed defensiveness during weakness. Extreme yen undervaluation is typically unsustainable and may reverse as interest rate differentials narrow. |
Currency Carry Trade Volatility PPP Undervaluation | |
Corporate GovernanceTokyo Stock Exchange reforms continue driving corporate governance improvements with companies explaining return on capital relative to cost of capital. Management teams are responding with share buybacks, dividend hikes, independent directors, and unwinding cross-shareholdings. Japan shows fastest governance improvement among developed market peers. |
TSE ROE Cross-shareholdings Independent Directors Shareholder Returns | |
| 2024 Q2 |
AIAI euphoria continues with significant investment in semiconductors, but market valuations increasingly reflect best-case scenarios. Key uncertainties include AI adoption curve limitations, monetization challenges, and scaling constraints as human-generated data becomes scarce by 2026. |
Semiconductors ChatGPT AGI LLMs Valuation |
SemiconductorsSemiconductor stocks hit new all-time highs as the picks and shovels of the AI rush. Portfolio benefited from exposure to TSMC, Shin-Etsu Chemical, Samsung Electronics, and Micron Technologies, purchased at much lower multiples than current trading levels. |
TSMC Memory Foundries Valuation AI | |
ValueMarket concentration creates opportunities for disciplined value approach. Wide valuation differences between market-cap weighted and equal-weighted indices present attractive investments in more reasonably valued segments obscured by AI hype. |
Concentration Valuation Equal Weight Discipline Long-term | |
| 2024 Q1 |
ETFsPassive investing through ETFs has grown significantly, with passive share of mutual funds and ETFs tipping over 50% in 2024. ETF purchases played a significant role in Bank of Japan's quantitative easing program, with the central bank holding circa 90% of Japan ETFs and 7% of TOPIX market capitalization before ending purchases in March 2024. |
Passive Investing Index Funds Market Structure Central Banks Japan |
DividendsMondrian uses a dividend discount methodology consistently across all equity products to value securities. The model incorporates dividends and share-buybacks, focusing on analyzing future underlying operating performance to determine long-term earnings, cashflow and dividend flow. This approach allows returns to come directly from the future dividend stream rather than relying on selling at particular multiples. |
Dividend Discount Model Cash Returns Valuation Share Buybacks Investment Philosophy | |
AINvidia, Microsoft, TSMC, and Broadcom have benefited recently from the excitement around AI. These companies represent part of the concentrated holdings in major indices, highlighting the vulnerability of index investors to a somewhat narrow set of end markets despite their large size. |
Artificial Intelligence Semiconductors Technology Market Concentration Index Exposure | |
| 2023 Q4 |
ValueEAFE Value trades at circa 10x forward earnings with multiples broadly unchanged despite market strength. Value-oriented equities outperformed growth peers outside the US, supported by strong earnings. Mondrian continues to focus on attractively valued segments offering good long-term return potential. |
Value EAFE Multiples Earnings Undervalued |
RatesSignificant movements in bond yields create risks in the financial system. Higher rates have flowed quickly into shorter duration markets like UK mortgages. Many companies have locked-in lower rates during the pandemic, but this sweet spot will pass as interest costs rise and weigh on profitability. |
Interest Rates Bond Yields Financing Costs Mortgages Profitability | |
JapanThe yen continues to stand out as significantly undervalued against most international currencies. High-quality global businesses with strong operations are being under-priced because they are based in Japan. They have significant upside skew as the Japanese corporate sector focuses on governance reforms and shareholder returns. |
Japan Yen Undervalued Governance Shareholder Returns | |
AIAI hype was a recurrent theme driving the Magnificent Seven stocks, but the technology is still far from being a revenue or profit generator for most companies. Recent MSCI USA Growth outperformance has required significant multiple expansion rather than fundamental improvement. |
AI Technology Hype Revenue Multiple Expansion | |
| 2023 Q3 |
AIThe release of Chat GPT created mainstream accessibility to AI tools, fueling extreme share price movements. While AI offers tremendous economic promise, the technology has gone through multiple hype cycles historically. Current valuations are capitalizing much of the potential benefit upfront, though the firm has identified attractive investments in companies that could benefit from AI growth. |
Artificial Intelligence Chat GPT GPU Technology Revolution Nvidia |
ValueExtreme concentration in markets and significant divergence between value and growth returns creates attractive stock picking opportunities for value-oriented investors. Value stocks continue to trade at very compressed earnings multiples in absolute terms, with international value seeing material multiple contraction while US growth experienced multiple expansion. |
Value Investing Earnings Multiples Stock Picking Valuation Gap International Markets | |
GrowthGrowth-oriented companies significantly outperformed in the first half of 2023, driven by strong macroeconomic data and AI optimism. The Magnificent 7 stocks drove over 75% of US market strength year to date, with growth strategies outperforming value by more than 12% even excluding these seven names. |
Growth Stocks Magnificent Seven Technology Outperformance Market Concentration | |
| 2023 Q2 |
JapanJapanese equity market experiencing resurgence driven by corporate governance reforms led by Tokyo Stock Exchange. Mondrian maintains overweight position based on value opportunities, strong earnings growth, and shareholder returns despite historical challenges and false dawns. |
Corporate Governance Value Earnings Shareholder Returns TSE |
Corporate GovernanceTokyo Stock Exchange driving reform by requiring companies to explain return on capital relative to cost of capital with improvement plans. Rise in independent directors and unwinding of cross-shareholdings creating shareholder value opportunities. |
Independent Directors Cross-shareholdings ROE Shareholder Value AGM | |
BuybacksShare buybacks in Japan have risen six-fold in the past decade as part of increased shareholder returns. Corporate Japan's excess cash being deployed for both growth investment and returning capital to shareholders. |
Share Buybacks Shareholder Returns Excess Cash Capital Allocation | |
DividendsDividend growth in Japan has exceeded other major markets over the past decade. Companies increasing dividend payments as part of broader shareholder return initiatives supported by overcapitalized balance sheets. |
Dividend Growth Shareholder Returns Balance Sheets Capital Returns | |
InflationJapan showing signs of exiting three-decade deflationary environment with inflation exceeding Bank of Japan's 2% target for 14 consecutive months. Recent wage hikes and corporate price-setting behavior changes indicate shift in mentality. |
Deflation Bank of Japan Wage Growth Price Setting | |
ValueJapanese equities trade at significant discount to US markets despite earnings outgrowing US over past 10-20 years. Strong fundamentals not reflected in share prices, creating opportunities noted by investors like Warren Buffett. |
Discount Earnings Growth Fundamentals Valuation | |
| 2023 Q1 |
Credit StressBanking turmoil emerged in Q1 2023 with the collapse of several US regional banks including Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, triggered by deposit flight and unrealized losses on securities portfolios. While the situation appears contained and different from the Global Financial Crisis, banks will face headwinds from rising deposit costs and tighter credit conditions moving forward. |
Banking Deposits Securities Liquidity Regional Banks |
Risk AppetiteSignificant divergence emerged between growth and value sectors, with the MSCI World growth sub-index outperforming value by 1400 basis points in Q1 - one of the widest quarterly divergences since 1975. This was driven primarily by a sharp bifurcation in the US market amid banking concerns and recessionary fears. |
Growth Value Divergence Volatility Style | |
RatesThe rapid pace of monetary tightening created vulnerabilities in the banking system, particularly for institutions that invested deposits in long-term securities during the COVID period when rates were at record lows. Rising rates created over $600bn in unrealized losses on bank securities portfolios, while market expectations shifted toward slower rate increases following banking stress. |
Interest Rates Monetary Policy Duration Risk Bond Losses Fed |
| Date | Pitch Type | Author | Ticker | Company | Industry | Sub Industry | Bull / Bear | Exchange | Keywords | Action |
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| Jun 30, 2025 | Fund Letters | Mondrian International Equity Value Opportunities | 7282.T | Toyota Industries Corporation | Capital Goods | Industrial Machinery | Bull | Tokyo Stock Exchange | Auto Components, balance sheet strength, Corporate Governance, Cross-shareholdings, Forklift Manufacturer, industrial machinery, Japanese Corporates, Privatization, Share Buybacks, Sum-of-the-Parts, Toyota Group, Value | Login |
| Jun 30, 2023 | Fund Letters | Aileen Gan | 7203 JP | Toyota Motor Corporation | Consumer Discretionary | Automobiles | Bull | NYSE | Autos, Electrification, Governance, Hybrids, Japan | Login |
| - | Fund Letters | Mondrian International Equity Value Opportunities | 6503.T | Mitsubishi Electric Corporation | Industrials | Electrical Components & Equipment | Bull | Tokyo Stock Exchange | Corporate Governance, electrical equipment, industrial conglomerate, Japan, net cash, Share Buybacks, value unlocking | Login |
| - | Fund Letters | Mondrian International Equity Value Opportunities | 6201.T | Toyota Industries Corporation | Industrials | Industrial Machinery | Bull | Tokyo Stock Exchange | capital allocation, Cross-shareholdings, industrial machinery, Japan, Share Buybacks, shareholder returns, value unlock | Login |
| TICKER | COMMENTARY |
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| 6752.T | Panasonic, the Japanese diversified conglomerate, continued to perform strongly on the back of a sharp pick-up in demand for Battery Backup Units (BBU) used in data centers. |
| SRG.MI | Snam, the Italian regulated utility, also delivered strong returns, supported by its defensive characteristics and exposure to resilient regulated gas infrastructure. |
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