Dan Sargen

Wasatch develops a fundamental, bottom-up research method that focuses on the long-term growth potential of companies and finding market inefficiencies. The firm initially focused on investing in the stocks of companies with small market capitalizations, and over time has organically evolved into additional asset classes. They select investments for clients based solely on investment considerations, including whether the investments are suitable for the client and consistent with the client’s investment objectives and guidelines.

BlackRock Advisors offers investors around the world a variety of investment products that span across asset classes, market-caps, investment styles and geographic regions. Their mandates include cash management, equity, fixed income, alternative, multi-asset and quantitative equity strategies.

Rice Hall James constructs portfolios of micro, small, and SMID-cap stocks. Their unique investment process relies on bottom-up, fundamental research to identify compelling stories of undervalued or undiscovered growth within this universe. The firm primarily invests in companies with price/earnings ratios that are lower than those companies’ three- to five- year projected earnings growth rates, which is what they consider Growth at Reasonable Price (GARP).

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Operates as a financial institute

Provides economic and risk management consulting services

BFM utilizes fixed-income strategies that are actively managed, model or index based. The firm generally employs an active investment style that emphasizes rotation among different types of debt on a relative value basis, specific security selection, quantitative analysis of each security and the portfolio as a whole and intensive credit analysis and review. They utilize a risk-controlled, systematic process for portfolio construction and alpha generation.