ALPS Smith Credit Opportunities Fund Investor Class (SMCVX)
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ALPS Smith Credit Opportunities Fund Investor Class Profile
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Overview
The fund described operates as an investment platform, focusing primarily on credit and credit-related instruments. It adheres to a strategy of allocating a significant portion of its resources, at least 80% of its combined net assets and borrowings dedicated for investment purposes, towards these financial instruments. This fund aims at achieving capital appreciation by investing in a diversified portfolio of U.S. debt securities, which vary in maturities and durations, and span across multiple sectors. The management team applies a thoughtful approach to select securities they believe present opportunities for growth, adhering to the fund's investment criteria and objectives under normal operating conditions.
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- Credit and Credit Related Instruments Investment
This product focuses on investments in credit and credit-related instruments, which constitute the fundamental asset class for the fund. By dedicating at least 80% of its aggregate net assets and borrowings for investment purposes to these instruments, the fund seeks to leverage the potential for income generation and capital appreciation inherent in credit markets.
- Portfolio of U.S. Debt Securities
The fund invests in a diversified portfolio of U.S. debt securities, chosen across various maturities, durations, and sectors. This approach aims at capitalizing on the appreciation potential of these securities, while the diversity of the portfolio helps mitigate risks related to market volatility. The fund's strategy includes investments in both secured and unsecured debt obligations, making it a versatile option for investors looking to gain exposure to U.S. fixed-income markets.
- Below Investment Grade Securities Investment
Up to 65% of the fund's net assets may be allocated to below investment grade securities, also known as high-yield or "junk" bonds. This segment of the fund's portfolio targets securities that, despite their higher risk profile, offer the potential for higher yields compared to investment-grade bonds. The inclusion of below investment grade securities is a calculated strategy to enhance the fund's overall yield, while carefully managing the associated risks.
