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Annual Sole Director’s Report for 2024
Description of risk Mitigating action
concentration risk and can cause overall Fund
performance to be negatively affected by the
performance of a specific sector.
in different industries. Regular review is
performed assessing sector by sector risk and
return contribution.
Corporate governance risk
Poorly managed companies in the Fund’s portfolio
can negatively affect the Fund’s performance due to
missing professional skills and missing experience
in the industry the company operates in.
The portfolio management team is actively
involved with portfolio companies, promoting
and enhancing high standards of good corporate
governance.
People Risk
The ability of the Fund to achieve its objectives is
dependent upon the expertise of the Fund Manager
and its ability to attract and retain suitable staff.
Fund management and the Board of Nominees
ensure that the principal members of the
management team are suitably incentivised,
participate in strategic leader programmes and
monitor key succession planning metrics. The
Board discusses this risk regularly with the Sole
Director.
Share price discount to NAV risk
Shares of the Fund are traded on the Bucharest and
London stock exchanges. Market participants
expectations may cause the shares of the Fund to
trade at a premium or discount to the NAV per share
of the Fund. Investor returns may be positively or
negatively affected by such market factors.
The Fund has implemented several measures to
reduce the discount to NAV, including an
attractive dividend yield, ongoing buy-back
programs as well as transparency, disclosure, and
proactive investor relation efforts. A discount
objective and related DCM are part of the IPS.
Credit and Counterparty risk
There is a risk of financial loss to the Fund if
counterparties to financial instruments fail to meet
their contractual obligations; it arises principally
from cash and deposits with banks, treasury bills,
government bonds and other receivables.
Cash and short-term money market instruments
are diversified across counterparties. An internal
Credit Counterparty Committee oversees the
selection and approval of authorised
counterparties. The committee meets periodically
and reviews current exposure, credit limits and
ratings for counterparties. The committee has the
power to assign a counterparty to a “watch list” or
“restricted list” thereby limiting or preventing
further trades with it.
Liquidity risk
The Fund might not be able to meet its financial
obligations as they fall due.
The Fund’s equity investments include unlisted
instruments issued by companies domiciled in
Romania, which are not traded on a regulated
market and generally may be considered illiquid. As
a result, the Fund may not be able to sell certain
investments within the time constraints imposed by
its own liquidity requirements, or to respond to
specific events such as deterioration in the
creditworthiness of a particular issuer.
As a closed end investment fund, liquidity risk of
the Fund is less significant than for an open-end
fund, as shareholders do not have the option to
redeem their holdings.
The Fund’s approach to managing liquidity is to
ensure that it has sufficient liquid assets to meet
its liabilities when they fall due, under both
normal and stressed conditions, without incurring
unacceptable losses or risking damage to the
Fund’s reputation. The Fund’s assets are
periodically monitored for their liquidity levels
under both normal and stressed market
conditions.
Operational and cyber risk
The Fund might incur direct or indirect loss arising
from a wide variety of causes associated with the
Fund’s processes, service providers, technology, and
The Fund’s objective in managing operational risk
is to maintain a proper balance between
limitation of financial losses and damage to the
Fund’s reputation with the overall cost