TORONTO, Nov. 15, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NCM - Norrep Capital Management Ltd. is pleased to announce that Norrep Global Income Growth Class, Series A has won the 2017 Thompson Reuters Lipper Fund Award in the Global Equity Balanced 3 Year Category.

This award recognizes a fund for best risk-adjusted 3 Year returns relative to their peers based on Lipper’s proprietary performance-based methodology. To learn more about the Thompson Reuters Lipper Fund Award methodology please visit www.lipperfundawards.com

Craig Millar, NCM’s Chief Investment Officer and Portfolio Manager for Norrep Global Income Growth Class says, “We are very proud to receive this award which recognizes our commitment to delivering strong performance while managing volatility for our investors.”

Launched in May 2011, Norrep Global Income Growth Class is a global equity balanced fund investing primarily in dividend-paying equities with a minimum 10% weight in fixed income, targeting a $0.042¹ per share monthly dividend without sacrificing long-term growth. The companies in the portfolio tend to exhibit high quality management, clean balance sheets, and strengthening competitive positions in their industry.

About NCM
For over 20 years, NCM - Norrep Capital Management Ltd. has been one of Canada’s leaders in actively managed investment products. With an in-house Portfolio Management team and a family of actively managed funds, NCM has earned multiple awards to recognize its investment success. NCM is an independent Canadian investment firm with offices in Calgary and Toronto.

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