Individual shares and bonds
Classic Mandate
- Investment in individual businesses
- Globally reputable companies
- Long-term approach
A portfolio of well-known and high-quality individual shares and bonds in addition to investment funds.
Mandate characteristics:Â
The Classic Mandate invests in large and reputable companies. The Portfolio Managers invest most of your assets in individual shares and/or individual bonds, while investments may also be made in investment funds. Under this mandate, you therefore opt for a broadly diversified portfolio.

Portfolio management and sustainability
More information and conditions
What the mandate comprises
- SharesÂ
The Classic Mandate's portfolio includes the shares of 35 to 50 large, well-known companies worldwide. We select these shares based on a model that considers the valuation, quality, earnings momentum and 'insider' actions to be the most important indicators. We then fine-tune the portfolio to end up with the optimum selection of shares in terms of risk and return. The Portfolio Managers can also opt for investment funds that invest in high-potential themes or regions. - Bonds
For a bond, the most important criterion is a good balance between risk and return, and that's why our Portfolio Managers prefer bonds with a high credit rating. Spreading risk is also an important consideration. Under this mandate, we invest in government bonds and corporate bonds with different maturities. These may be supplemented by bond funds from other categories, such as emerging markets. The selected bonds are listed in euros. - Other investmentsÂ
Commodities may also form part of your portfolio. Alternative investments often react differently to market developments than shares and bonds, meaning these investments reduce the risk in your investment portfolio. - Liquid assets
Finally, the Portfolio Managers may hold some of your assets in cash.
Sustainable Financial Disclosure
Following the European Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR), you can find below an overview with more information on the investment strategy and how your mandate is handling the sustainability risks. You will also find information about the ecological and social characteristics or the sustainable objective of the mandate. Finally, insight is also given into the methodology used as well as the data used for the information disclosure.