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The Fund Management Centre is Waystone Management (UK)'s platform which enables investors to buy and sell shares in the WS Blue Whale Growth Fund online.

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By investing in the WS Blue Whale Growth Fund directly through Waystone Management (UK) there are no platform fees or fund dealing charges to pay.

 

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Stewardship Code.

 

Under Rule 2.2.3R of the FCA's Conduct of Business Sourcebook, Blue Whale Capital LLP, (“Blue Whale”) is required to provide a disclosure about the nature of its commitment to the UK Financial Reporting Council's Stewardship Code (the "Code") or, where it does not commit to the Code, its alternative investment strategy.

The Code is a voluntary code and sets out a number of principles relating to engagement by investors with UK equity issuers. Investors that commit to the Code can either comply with it in full or choose not to comply with aspects of the Code, in which case they are required to explain their non-compliance.

Blue Whale pursues investment strategies that involve investing in global equities. Blue Whale seeks to act at all times in its clients’ interests and has accordingly adopted a Code of Ethics, a Conflicts Management Policy which covers Stewardship issues amongst other policies all of which are designed to ensure the correct outcomes for investors.

Blue Whale monitors investee companies on a continuing basis. Blue Whale invests primarily in large cap stocks. In practice, its ability to influence company management is principally through voting. Blue Whale’s voting policy is to vote on all motions. Blue Whale provides a summary annual report on its proxy voting record. The firm does not have any formal arrangements to act collectively with other investors.

Blue Whale as noted above invests in multiple jurisdictions globally. Where it engages with issuers, it takes a global approach, and, consequently, does not consider it appropriate to commit to any particular voluntary code of practice relating to any individual jurisdiction. While Blue Whale supports the objectives that underlie the Code, Blue Whale is not in a position to commit to the Code in its entirety.

PRINCIPLES FOR ASSET OWNERS AND ASSET MANAGERS 

Purpose and governance 
1. Purpose, strategy and culture 
2. Governance, resources and incentives 
3. Conflicts of interest 
4. Promoting well-functioning markets 
5. Review and assurance 

Investment approach 
6. Client and beneficiary needs 
7. Stewardship, investment and ESG integration 
8. Monitoring managers and service providers 

Engagement 
9. Engagement 
10. Collaboration 
11. Escalation
 
Exercising rights and responsibilities 
12. Exercising rights and responsibilities 

 

June 2021