growth, healthcare, Medical Devices, Quality, small caps, technology
Healthcare was the portfolio's largest allocation and top-performing sector for the quarter, with the fund maintaining an overweight position. The manager views healthcare as undervalued relative to long-term fundamentals after lagging the broader market for four years. Several healthcare holdings contributed positively including medical device companies and diagnostics firms. The fund's investment approach emphasizes high-quality businesses with recurring revenue, sustainable competitive advantages, and strong balance sheets. However, the quarter saw relative outperformance by lower-quality stocks which created a modest headwind to performance given the portfolio's quality bias. The fund focuses on small-cap growth investments, benchmarked against the Russell 2500 Growth Index. Small caps delivered solid annual returns of 12.8% for the year, though below large-cap returns, with value outperforming growth in the quarter.
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