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Top 10 Split Trust is a specialized Canadian equity mutual fund managed by Strathbridge Asset Management, focusing exclusively on the financial sector. The fund employs a covered call writing strategy (SSO) to generate income, primarily investing in six major Canadian banks and four leading insurance companies. This targeted approach allows the trust to capitalize on the stability and dividend-paying potential of Canada's financial institutions while mitigating risk through options strategies. The fund's performance is benchmarked against the S&P/TSX Composite Index, positioning it as a sector-specific income vehicle rather than a broad market play. Its concentrated portfolio of blue-chip financial stocks provides exposure to Canada's robust banking and insurance landscape, which benefits from the country's tightly regulated financial system and oligopolistic market structure. The trust's niche focus on financial services differentiates it from diversified income funds, appealing to investors seeking targeted exposure to this defensive sector with enhanced yield potential through its options overlay strategy.
In FY 2023, the trust reported revenue of CAD 810,465 with net income reaching CAD 526,044, translating to diluted EPS of CAD 0.94. The negative operating cash flow of CAD -169,221 suggests significant premium income from options was offset by distributions or portfolio rebalancing activities. The absence of capital expenditures reflects the fund's pure investment mandate without operational overhead.
The trust demonstrates earnings power through its CAD 0.94 EPS, derived from dividend income and option premiums. However, the high beta of 2.763 indicates amplified sensitivity to market movements, characteristic of leveraged financial sector exposure. The covered call strategy enhances yield but may cap upside potential during strong market rallies.
With CAD 118,087 in cash against CAD 6,244,150 total debt, the trust maintains a leveraged structure typical of split share vehicles. The debt likely represents leverage employed to enhance distributions, requiring careful monitoring of coverage ratios given the interest rate sensitivity of financial sector holdings.
The trust paid a dividend of CAD 0.13 per share, representing a portion of its earnings power. Growth prospects are tied to Canadian financial sector performance and option premium income, with limited organic expansion potential given its static portfolio approach. Dividend sustainability depends on underlying holdings' payouts and options market conditions.
At a market cap of CAD 1.55 million, the trust trades at a P/E multiple reflective of its financial sector focus and income-oriented strategy. The elevated beta suggests investors price in significant sensitivity to interest rate movements and financial sector volatility.
The trust's main advantage lies in its focused financial sector exposure and income-enhancing options strategy. Outlook depends on Canadian banking sector stability and options market dynamics. Rising interest rates could pressure financial stocks but may increase option premiums, creating a complex risk/reward profile for this specialized income vehicle.
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