ATRAM ASIA EQUITY OPPORTUNITY FEEDER FUND

KEY INFORMATION AND INVESTMENT DISCLOSURE STATEMENT

As of July 29, 2022 www.atram.com.ph

FUND FACTS
Classification Equity Fund Net Asset Value per Unit PHP 115.061042
(NAVPU)
Launch Date December 08, 2016 Total Fund NAV PHP 4,685.81 Million
Minimum Investment PHP 1,000 Dealing Date Daily
1
Additional Investment PHP 1,000 Redemption Settlement Trade Date + 5 Business Days
Minimum Holding Period None Early Redemption Charge None
Structure UITF, Unit Paying Feeder Target Fund JPMorgan Asia Equity Dividend Fund
Fund
1 ATRAM Trust reserves the right to settle on Trade Date + 7 Business Days if settlement of redemption from Target Fund gets delayed.
2
FEES
Trustee Fee 1.17% Custodianship Fees 0.00% External Auditor Fees 0.01% Other Fees 0.00%
ATRAM Trust Citibank SGV and Co. (Transaction Fees)
Standard Chartered Bank
2 As a percentage of average daily NAV for the month valued at PHP 4,861.30 Million
The investor is advised to consider all fees and charges before investing in the Fund as they may be subject to higher fees arising from the layered investment
structure of a feeder fund.

INVESTMENT OBJECTIVE AND STRATEGY

The Fund seeks to achieve income and long-term capital growth by investing all or substantially all of its assets in a collective investment scheme
that invests principally in equity securities of companies in the Asia Pacific region (excluding Japan).

CLIENT SUITABILITY
A client suitability process shall be performed prior to participating in the Fund to guide the prospective Investor if the Fund is suited to his/her
investment objectives and risk tolerance. Clients are advised to read the Declaration of Trust/Plan Rules of the Fund, which may be obtained from
the Trustee, before deciding to invest.
The ATRAM Asia Equity Opportunity Feeder Fundis suitable ONLY for investors who:
have an aggressive risk appetite
are comfortable with the volatility and risks of an equity fund
have a long-term investment horizon
are seeking broad market exposure to Asia Pacific (ex-Japan) equity securities

KEY RISKS AND RISK MANAGEMENT

You should not invest in this Fund if you do not understand or are not comfortable with the accompanying risks.

Market Risk Factors (e.g. macroeconomic developments, political conditions) that affect the overall performance of financial markets may
lead to lower prices of securities and losses for investors.

Counterparty The Fund is exposed to risks arising from solvency of its counterparties (e.g. custodian, broker, banks) and their ability to
Risk respect the conditions of contracts or transactions.

Liquidity Risk Liquidity risk occurs when certain securities in a fund’s portfolio may be difficult or impossible to sell at a particular time, which
may prevent the redemption of investment in a fund until its assets can be converted to cash.

Reinvestment When income is received from the investments, or when the investments are sold and reinvested, there is a risk that the
Risk return would be lower than the return realized previously.

Foreign Currency The value of investments may be affected by fluctuations in the exchange rates of securities in a different currency other than
Risk the base currency of the Fund.

Country Risk The Fund may suffer losses arising from investments in securities issued by/in foreign countries due to political, economic and
social structures of such countries.

THE UIT FUND IS NOT A DEPOSIT AND IS NOT INSURED BY THE PHILIPPINE DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION (PDIC).
RETURNS CANNOT BE GUARANTEED AND HISTORICAL NAVPU IS FOR ILLUSTRATION OF NAVPU MOVEMENTS/FLUCTUATIONS ONLY.
WHEN REDEEMING, THE PROCEEDS MAY BE WORTH LESS THAN THE ORIGINAL INVESTMENT AND ANY LOSSES WILL BE SOLELY
FOR THE ACCOUNT OF THE CLIENT.
THE TRUSTEE IS NOT LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS UNLESS UPON WILLFUL DEFAULT, BAD FAITH OR GROSS NEGLIGENCE.

8th Floor, 8 Rockwell Building, Hidalgo Drive, Rockwell Center, Makati City, 1210 Philippines
Trunkline: +63 8814-7892 or +63 8814-7835 | Fax: +63 8841-0315 | Email: customercare_trust@atram.com.ph
 Legal and Tax Risk The interpretation and implementation of laws and regulations are constantly changing and they may change with
retroactive effect. There is no certainty that investors will be compensated for any damage or loss incurred as a result of
legal or regulatory changes.
Distribution Risk While the Target Fund Manager intends to distribute income (net of expenses) in respect of each accounting period, there
is no assurance on such distribution or the distribution rate or dividend yield.
Equity Risk The Fund investments mainly in equity securities, the prices of which fluctuate daily, sometimes dramatically, which could
result in significant losses.
Dividend Paying There can be no guarantee that the companies that the Target Fund invests in and which have historically paid dividends
Equity Risk will continue to pay dividends or to pay dividends at the current rates in the future.
Region Risk The Fund may invest in emerging markets, particularly Asia, which increases potential volatility. Emerging markets are less
developed and growth in the region is more uncertain.
The Fund Manager of the Target Fund employs a risk management process which enables them to monitor and measure the risk of the positions
and their contribution to the overall risk profile of the Target Fund. Although care is taken to understand and manage the abovementioned risks,
the Fund and accordingly the investors will ultimately bear the risks associated with the investments of the Target Fund.
Investors should be aware and understand that all investments involve risk and that there is no guarantee against losses on investments
made in the Fund. The Fund Manager employs strategies to mitigate risks, however, there is no assurance that no loss will be incurred.

FUND PERFORMANCE AND STATISTICS As of July 29, 2022 NAVPU Over the Past 12 Months
(Purely for reference purposes and is not a guarantee of future results) Highest 129.128418
180 Lowest
170
110.363582
160
150
140
Statistics over the past 12 months
130
120 Standard Deviation 6.25
110
100 Beta 0.66
90
80
Dec-2016 Mar-2020 Information Ratio 1.97
Jul-2018 Nov-2021
Feeder Fund Target Fund Benchmark Fund Standard Deviation measures how widely
dispersed the fund’s returns are away from the average
return of the fund.
Beta of a fund measures its relationship with the
Cumulative Performance (%) benchmark. A beta of 1 means the fund’s returns
1 Mo 3 Mos 6 Mos 1 Yr 3 Yrs generally mirror the pattern of its benchmark’s return.
A zero beta means that the fund’s pattern of return is
FUND* -0.87% -0.88% -3.72% -0.47% 13.89% completely unrelated with the benchmark; a negative
BENCHMARK** 0.30% -0.23% -4.93% -9.43% 16.89% beta indicates the choice of benchmark may be
inappropriate.
*Fund returns include the income paid out on distribution
Information Ratio measures reward-to-risk efficiency
**All Country Asia Pacific ex Japan Net Index of the portfolio relative to the benchmark. The higher
the number, the higher the reward per unit of risk.

Unit Income Distribution Information Portfolio Composition

Unit Income Unit Income Per Unit Annualized
Payment date Holding Distribution Yield

18 Nov 2021 0.0034 units 4.04% 99.94%

20 Dec 2021 0.0033 units 3.98% 0.06%
20 Jan 2022 0.0032 units 3.90%
25 Apr 2022 0.0104 units 4.16%
21 Jul 2022 0.0118 units 4.74%
J.P.Morgan Asia Equity Dividend Cash
The Fund aims to distribute monthly, same as the Target Fund. Please note that amounts of distribution Fund
may vary, are not guaranteed, and are determined by the Trustee in accordance with the Plan Rules.
Income distribution may result in an immediate decrease in NAVPu.

8th Floor, 8 Rockwell Building, Hidalgo Drive, Rockwell Center, Makati City, 1210 Philippines
Trunkline: +63 8814-7892 or +63 8814-7835 | Fax: +63 8841-0315 | Email: customercare_trust@atram.com.ph
 Information on Target Fund As of July 29, 2022 www.jpmorganam.com
Fund Details (Target Fund) Cumulative Performance* (%) (Target Fund)
Name of Fund JPM Asia Equity Dividend Fund 3 mos YTD 1 Yr 3 Yrs 5 Yrs
Investment Manager JP Morgan Funds (Asia) Limited
Target Fund -10.21 -10.70 -10.97 n/a n/a
Fund Inception Date May 31, 2013
Benchmark -10.57 -15.65 -23.34 6.46 17.59
Benchmark *Please see Target Fund Website
for benchmark
Base Currency USD Investment Objective (Target Fund)
To aim to provide income and long term capital growth by investing
Total Net Assets 1.46 B primarily in equity securities of companies in the Asia Pacific region
Standard Deviation (3 Yr) 16.97 (excluding Japan) that the investment manager expects to pay dividends.
Beta (3 Yr) 0.94
Sharpe Ratio (3 Yr) 0.08
Total Expense Ratio 1.01
ISIN Code HK0000615358
Asset Allocation (Target Fund)
Bloomberg Code JPAEDQD HK
Asset Allocation Equity: 99.10%
Share Class C DIV USD
Cash and Others: 0.90%

Top Ten Holdings (Target Fund) Regional Exposure Sector Exposure

Name of issuer % of Total % of Total % of Total
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. 8.2 Australia 23.7 Financials 33.8
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. 6.1 China 22.0 Information Technology 18.9
DBS Group Holdings Ltd 2.8 Taiwan 13.0 Consumer Staples 9.3
Medibank Private Ltd. 2.7 Hong Kong 11.3 Real Estate 7.1
Netease Inc 2.6 Materials 6.4
South Korea 9.7
United Overseas Bank Ltd. (Singapore) 2.4 6.4
Singapore 9.4 Consumer Discretionary
Infosys Limited 2.4
Indonesia 4.5 Communication Services 5.9
ASX Limited 2.3
Others 5.5 Others 11.3
Coles Group Ltd. 2.3
Santos Limited 2.2

OTHER DISCLOSURES
The Fund is a feeder fund and will invest all or substantially all of its assets in the JPMorgan Asia Equity Dividend Fund. Cash
balances may be invested in deposit products and short-term government securities for liquidity management and not primarily as
target investment outlets of the Fund.
Investors should take into consideration that the base currency of the Fund is Philippine Peso while the Target Fund is
denominated in US Dollars. Foreign currency positions of the Fund will not be hedged which may expose investors to higher
risk.
Participation in the Fund may be further exposed to the risk of potential or actual conflicts of interest in the handling of in-house or
related party transactions by ATRAM Trust. These transactions may include: deposits with affiliates; purchase of own-institution or
affiliate obligations (e.g. stocks); purchase of assets from or sales to own institutions, directors, officers, subsidiaries, affiliates or other
related interests/parties; or purchases or sales between fiduciary/managed accounts. All transactions with related parties, if any, are
conducted on an arm’s length basis.

8th Floor, 8 Rockwell Building, Hidalgo Drive, Rockwell Center, Makati City, 1210 Philippines
Trunkline: +63 8814-7892 or +63 8814-7835 | Fax: +63 8841-0315 | Email: customercare_trust@atram.com.ph
OUTLOOK AND STRATEGY
(from the JPMorgan Asia Equity Dividend Fund Monthly Commentary dated July 31, 2022)
Markets– Asian equities experienced another volatile month, ending July flat amid global recession concerns and high inflation.

Helped – Stock selection in IT and communication services.

Hurt – Stock selection in Financials and Industrials.

Month in review

Asian equities experienced another volatile month, ending July flat amid global recession concerns and high inflation. The US 10-year treasury
yield ended lower, and the US dollar marginally strengthened. China/ Hong Kong underperformed while ASEAN and India outperformed. Growth
outperformed value and high dividend indices this month.

The Target Fund lagged the benchmark mainly attributable to the style headwind as growth rebounded.

On the positive side, stock selection in communication services was the leading contributor. Notably, the overweight position in Telkom Indonesia
contributed while not owning Tencent helped. Stock selection in Information Technology was another key contributor as the Fund Manager’s
overweight positions in Samsung and TSMC contributed as those stocks performed well. Other key contributors include several Chinese names
such as owning China Yangtze Power and avoiding Meituan and JD.com.

On the negative side, stock selection in financials detracted as Chinese banks faltered on the back of property concerns, while the did not own
some Australian and Indian banks which fared better. Elsewhere the Fund Manager’s stock selection in the industrials and consumer staples
sectors underperformed, most notably due to holdings in the Chinese market, such as Xinyi Glass, Yili, and Wuliangye. Other key detractors
include Haier Smart Home, Jason Furniture, and Rio Tinto, which were sold off due to a combination of concerns around the Chinese and global
economies.

During the month, the Fund Manager trimmed their positions in real estate and Chinese financials. They increased their positions in some IT
names and consumer staples

Looking ahead

Similar to last month, three big themes are driving the markets: the Russia-Ukraine war and its effects, rising inflation and yields, and China’s
domestic growth challenges.

China’s long-term growth objectives are seen as a key counterweight to recent stresses, and it is worth noting that valuations across many Chinese
equity sectors now look more attractive than in recent history.

A wider range of outcomes should be expected for many economies due to the dispersion in commodity dependency and correlation to global
growth.

The Fed is expected to continue raising rates throughout the year to tame US inflation. China, on the other hand, has been trying to boost domestic
growth by employing stimulus plans while balancing zero- COVID policies.

Amid these various market forces, the Fund Manager maintain a diversified positioning in quality franchises, defensives, and value cyclicals for
both income and growth opportunities. Key overweights are in financials followed by consumer staples and real estate.

8th Floor, 8 Rockwell Building, Hidalgo Drive, Rockwell Center, Makati City, 1210 Philippines
Trunkline: +63 8814-7892 or +63 8814-7835 | Fax: +63 8841-0315 | Email: customercare_trust@atram.com.ph