KTTF – FAQ
How do I know which KTTF portfolio is right for me?
"Before you being your investment journey with KTTF, you receive all relevant documentation & factsheets to make an informed decision to proceed or not We can advise you individually to prepare a personalised recommendation for the KTTF portfolio that is most suitable for your specific needs & objectives For clients…"
Read more10/09/2026Max LeslieHow is your approach different from mainstream investing?
"Mainstream portfolio construction frequently only focuses on risk, return, cost, and diversification. We start with financial quality, but we do not stop there. We consider all of these factors, but also examine environmental harm, social impact, corporate conduct, stewardship, and long-term sustainability before deciding what we are prepared to recommend"
Read more22/07/2026Max LeslieWhat does independent financial advice mean at Ayres Punchard?
"It means we consider a sufficiently broad range of relevant retail investment products across the market rather than being restricted to one provider or a limited panel. We then apply independent professional judgement to the investments that successfully pass our tests for financial quality, responsible impact, and stewardship Our responsible…"
Read more22/07/2026Max LeslieWhat happens if an investment appears to be greenwashing?
"We may challenge the manager, request further evidence, investigate the underlying holdings, and assess whether the concern can be resolved. If we believe the investment relies more on presentation than substance, or fails to meet our standards, we will not recommend it or may consider removing it from KTTF"
Read more22/07/2026Max LeslieHow do you check whether sustainability claims are credible?
"We look beyond marketing material to examine underlying holdings, revenue sources, exclusions, stewardship activity, reporting, and the way responsible investment considerations affect real decisions. We also consider whether the manager can explain its approach clearly and support its claims with credible evidence"
Read more22/07/2026Max LeslieWhy do you treat greenwashing as an investment risk?
"Misleading claims can conceal weaknesses in governance, transparency, research, and investment discipline. Where an investment cannot clearly explain or evidence its responsible investment approach, this may raise wider concerns about how it is managed"
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