Loomis Sayles Global Allocation Fund - Loomis Sayles

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Loomis Sayles Global Allocation Fund Class N (LGMNX)
Type
Open-end mutual fund
Gender equality score
Gender equality score

56
/ 100 points
Overall score
Average Equileap Gender Equality Score of fund holdings, weighted by market value
Peer rank
Group ranking

A
90.5
percentile

Universe: Groups

Group: Allocation

Ranking: 63 out of 651 funds


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Gender balance in leadership and workforce
Gender balance in leadership and workforce
26/40
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Equal compensation and work life balance
Equal compensation and work life balance
10/30
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Policies promoting gender equality
Policies promoting gender equality
19/20
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Commitment, transparency, and accountability
Commitment, transparency, and accountability
1/10
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Top scoring holdings
Top scoring holdings
The top 10 holdings in this portfolio with the best scores on the Equileap Gender Scorecard. In the case of ties, the holding with more assets invested is listed higher.
  • 1. Schneider Electric SE
    1.63% of assets
    $45.28M invested
  • 2. Mastercard Inc
    2.9% of assets
    $80.81M invested
  • 3. Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc
    2.34% of assets
    $65.1M invested
  • 4. Halma PLC
    1.51% of assets
    $42.1M invested
  • 5. London Stock Exchange Group PLC
    1.22% of assets
    $34.07M invested
  • 6. JPMorgan Chase & Co
    2.04% of assets
    $56.93M invested
  • 7. Goldman Sachs Group Inc/The
    1.98% of assets
    $55.17M invested
  • 8. S&P Global Inc
    3.08% of assets
    $85.67M invested
  • 9. Blackrock Inc
    2.64% of assets
    $73.55M invested
  • 10. LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE
    0.77% of assets
    $21.31M invested
Bottom scoring holdings
Bottom scoring holdings
The bottom 10 holdings in this portfolio with the worst scores on the Equileap Gender Scorecard. In the case of ties, the holding with more assets invested is listed higher.
  • 1. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd
    3.52% of assets
    $98.02M invested
  • 2. O'Reilly Automotive Inc
    1.98% of assets
    $55.09M invested
  • 3. Builders FirstSource Inc
    0.27% of assets
    $7.63M invested
  • 4. Nomura Research Institute Ltd
    1.75% of assets
    $48.76M invested
  • 5. Parker-Hannifin Corp
    3.07% of assets
    $85.62M invested
  • 6. Costco Wholesale Corp
    1.59% of assets
    $44.17M invested
  • 7. Roper Technologies Inc
    1.72% of assets
    $47.92M invested
  • 8. Mettler-Toledo International Inc
    2.11% of assets
    $58.87M invested
  • 9. Home Depot Inc/The
    2.06% of assets
    $57.51M invested
  • 10. Linde PLC
    1.69% of assets
    $47.17M invested
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