Dominic Anthony Falaschetti

MFIM employs a traditional value-oriented investment strategy that spans market-caps. The firm analyzes a vast universe of data in order to select investments that meet their standards of quality and fit within the client’s risk profile. Investments are typically made in mutual funds, equities, fixed income products, and alternative investments. MFIM uses both a top-down approach and a company-specific, catalyst-driven philosophy.

Ibbotson Associates Advisors specializes in asset allocation investment strategies. The firm employs a top-down, research-based investment approach. This approach begins with the development of asset class models and then integrates quantitative and qualitative analyses to screen for appropriate investments. Ibbotson has extensive experience in forecasting and the use of mean-variance optimization and multi-scenario sensitivity analysis to construct portfolios. Ibbotson relies on the principles of modern portfolio theory to develop model portfolios. They first forecast the long-term returns and volatility of each asset class. Then they apply mean-variance optimization, resampling and multi-scenario sensitivity analysis to develop asset class models with the appropriate expected levels of risk and return. Finally, investment managers are analyzed and selected to populate the asset class models. Ibbotson Associates regularly reviews the status of the investments within a portfolio to ensure that the asset allocations remain in balance. They look for style drift and performance that is not meeting expectations.

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Morningstar Investment Management is active, long-term, valuation-driven investor which employs a fundamental investment approach. The firm aims to buy overlooked investments, especially those indicated by the firm’s research, to offer sound fundamentals at an attractive price. Similarly, they look to trim positions as valuations become rich or they find more attractive options. Their investment process begins with a thorough review of the institutional client's mission, investment objectives and spending needs. The firm then establishes a strategic asset allocation plan and constructs an investment portfolio with a customized selection of open-end, institutional class mutual funds.