Key Takeaways
- • AMG Systematica Managed Futures Strategy Fund N (ticker SMFNX) is a U.S.-domiciled open-ended investment company with a launch date of 1 May 2024, classified in Morningstar's Systematic Trend category.
- • The fund carries a 1.50% net expense ratio, no front-end, deferred, or redemption fees, and a $2,000 minimum initial investment ($1,000 for IRAs).
- • Four portfolio managers, Jean-Pierre Selvatico, Matthias Hagmann, Gregoire Dooms and Gueorgui Todorov, each have a start date of 1 May 2024.
- • Morningstar data on the profile reports total net assets of $6.67 million and a share class size of $52.75 thousand.
- • Futures exposure is the fund's dominant feature: futures and forwards represent 235.34% of holdings, with cash and equivalents at 101.06% of the long-position weighting.
Summary
The fund is managed by a team of four: Jean-Pierre Selvatico, Matthias Hagmann, Gregoire Dooms and Gueorgui Todorov, all of whom list 1 May 2024 as their start date. The cost structure includes a 1.50% net expense ratio, with no front-end load, deferred sales charge or maximum redemption fee. The minimum initial investment is $2,000 and the minimum additional investment is $100. For individual retirement accounts, the minimums are $1,000 initially and $100 for subsequent contributions.
According to the profile, total net assets stand at $6.67 million and the share class size is $52.75 thousand, figures the page dates to October 31, 2026. The portfolio is heavily weighted toward derivatives. Futures and forwards account for 235.34% of the portfolio, and cash and equivalents for 101.06%. Listed top holdings include a December 2026 soybean oil future, September 2026 Korea 10-year and 3-year bond futures, a September 2026 Set50 futures contract and a TOPIX future. Their individual weightings are small, and the top five holdings together total -0.36% of the portfolio. Morningstar notes that regional weightings are unavailable. The profile carries standard disclaimers that past performance does not guarantee future results and that the content is not investment advice.
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