Toronto-based Dynamic Funds on Tuesday announced the launch of Dynamic Global All-Terrain Fund, managed by Myles Zyblock, portfolio manager and the firm’s chief investment strategist.
The fund uses a proprietary rules-based approach to tactically invest in a broad range of global asset classes, Dynamic Funds said in a statement.
“Given the growing success of Dynamic U.S. Sector Focus Class, which is also managed by Myles Zyblock and follows a similar rules-based process, we believe Dynamic Global All-Terrain Fund will be well-received by advisors looking to invest globally for their clients,” said Mark Brisley, managing director, Dynamic Funds.
The new fund seeks to achieve long-term capital appreciation by allocating across a number of asset classes around the world through investments in ETFs, fixed income investments and cash and cash equivalents. The fund’s allocation follows a rules-based methodology that focuses on price momentum, price persistence and cross-asset breadth metrics to systematically select a concentrated set of asset classes. The portfolio is actively rebalanced to maintain current buy and sell signals.
Dynamic Funds also announced that, effective Sept. 14, Dynamic Global Infrastructure Class is available to investors. The fund invests in a diversified portfolio of infrastructure and related companies from around the globe, through a tax-efficient corporate class structure. It is managed by Jason Gibbs, vice president & portfolio manager, and Frank Latshaw, associate portfolio manager, of 1832 Asset Management L.P.
Dynamic Funds is a division of Toronto-based 1832 Asset Management L.P., a limited partnership, the general partner of which is wholly owned by Bank of Nova Scotia.