The Portfolio aims to provide moderate capital growth within a tax-friendly structure
Description
This service offering is specifically aimed towards the South African individual, Trust or Company with investment capital of at least R2M who desires moderate capital growth, within a flexible and tax friendly structure, actively managed and have an investment horison of 5 years.
The ongoing tax burden
It is our experience that the ongoing tax burden on a South African discretionary investment could amount between 1-3% per annum depending on the investor type, tax rate, size of the portfolio and underlying assets in the portfolio. Most investors do not relate this tax obligation as a direct drag on investment performance as tax is only payable a year after it was incurred. The right structure can eliminate the ongoing tax liability on your portfolio. That means that your portfolio can accumulate from a higher basis every year by simply structuring it correctly.
Specialised Advice
Objective
Strategy
Return summary, net of fees
Steer Optimal Portfolio · as at 31 July 2026 · an absolute return mandate, measured against its inflation target and against cash · annualised, except year to date which is cumulative
Year to date
1 year
2 years
3 years
5 years
Since inception, December 2020
Source: Steer Optimal Portfolio factsheet and Quantitative Report. CPI + 5% from the Profile Data CPI + 5 Daily Index. STeFI Composite from Profile Data monthly series. Model portfolio fee 0.30%. Past performance is not an indicator of future results.
Consistency of returns
Steer Optimal Portfolio · highest, average and lowest return over any rolling 12 month period since December 2020
Highest 12 month return
Average 12 month return
Lowest 12 month return
Rolling 12 month returns are calculated at every month end. Source: Steer Optimal Portfolio factsheet and Quantitative Report. Past performance is not an indicator of future results.
Risk-adjusted picture
Steer Optimal Portfolio · since December 2020 · against the 50/50 blend it is built to outperform
Volatility — lower is better
Return per unit of volatility — higher is better
Calmar ratio — return per unit of drawdown, higher is better
Volatility is annualised standard deviation. Return per unit of volatility is the annualised since-inception return divided by volatility; it is not a Sharpe ratio, as no risk-free rate is deducted. Calmar ratio is the three year annualised return divided by maximum drawdown. Source: Steer Optimal Portfolio factsheet and Quantitative Report. Past performance is not an indicator of future results.