HWMAX Mutual Fund

NAV$67.87

Fund Essentials - as of Mar 31, 2026

Net Assets
$126M
Expense Ratio
1.21%
Dividend Yield (Current)
1.05%
Holdings
70
Inception Date
Jan 2, 2001
Fund Family
Hotchkis & Wiley Funds
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Dividend Frequency
Annually

Performance

YTD+10.19%
1 Year+23.02%
3 Year+12.83%
5 Year+9.85%
10 Year+9.75%

Asset Allocation

Stocks: 90.43%
Cash: 5.08%
Other: 4.49%

Top Holdings

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TickerNameWeight
FGXXXFirst American Government Obligations Fund5.29%
KOSKosmos Energy Ltd4.57%
APAAPA Corp.4.31%
-Mount Vernon Liquid Assets Portfolio, Llc4.17%
WDAYWorkday, Inc., Class A4.05%
Top 10 Concentration: 37.75%Report Date: Mar 31, 2026
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Dividend Summary

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Dividend Yield (Current)
1.05%
Frequency
Annually
Latest Distribution
$0.51
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HWMAX Mutual Fund Overview

HWMAX Mutual Fund (Hotchkis and Wiley Mid-Cap Value Fund Class A) is managed by Hotchkis & Wiley Funds with $126.5M in net assets. HWMAX expense ratio is 1.21%, holding 70 positions across sectors including Financials, Energy, Information Technology. Inception date: 2001-01-02.

HWMAX performance shows a YTD return of 10.19%. The 1-year return is 23.02% and the 5-year return is 9.85%. HWMAX dividend yield stands at 1.05%, paid annually.

HWMAX top holdings include First American Government Obligations Fund (5.3%), Kosmos Energy Ltd (4.6%), APA Corp. (4.3%), Mount Vernon Liquid Assets Portfolio, Llc (4.2%), Workday, Inc., Class A (4.0%). View all HWMAX holdings, sector breakdown, or dividend history.

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