| A Disciplined Approach to
Achieving Superior Risk-Adjusted Returns
Believing that sound strategies, executed consistently, are
the key to long-term investment success, Great Lakes Advisors
builds value equity portfolios through a distinctive investment
philosophy and process. This approach, which manages risk
as a key component, has performed well through a wide variety of
market climates. What's more, it can be customized to the
needs and preferences of clients who desire socially responsible
investing.
A Proven Value Investment Approach
Since 1985, the heart of our equity investment approach has
centered around a firm's potential to improve its value, or
earning power. We define earning power as a company's
ability to generate profit to reinvest into the firm or
distribute to shareholders. Earning power is best
represented by a firm's return on invested capital.
Selecting from a universe of companies with large-medium
capitalizations, we seek to invest in established firms and
industries, which we believe will increase their earning power,
and whose current valuations suggest that they are underpriced
because of low market expectations.
Central to our philosophy and process is a
method of
diversifying the portfolio across industries to manage
risk. The result has been a portfolio that has
demonstrated competitive returns, low volatility compared to the
market and other managers as a whole, and low turnover.
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Summary
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A proven approach to value equity
investment implemented consistently since 1980's.
A portfolio based upon established
companies building earning power, proven valuation
measures, and risk-reducing diversification.
Competitive returns with lower
volatility than the market and other managers as a
whole.
Skilled, experienced investors, and
proactive service that keeps clients informed and
involved.
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Brochure
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explaining our value equity program. This download
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