Brian L. Stine

AAM is organized around nine investment style teams. While subscribing to a common overall investment philosophy of portfolio style diversification and a common top-down economic outlook, each team functions with an investment boutique orientation, supporting research, portfolio management and portfolio construction processes unique to its specialized investment style. Each investment style team consists of portfolio managers, analysts and administrative support personnel. There are seven equity investment style teams, reflecting the specializations of large/mid/small-cap growth, large/small-cap value, the S&P 500 index and international securities. Two fixed-income teams are organized around taxable and tax-exempt fixed-income management. The fixed income teams consist of specialists in treasury/agency, corporate, mortgage, asset backed and municipal securities, as well as a credit analysis staff. The fixed-income team supports the investment styles of aggregate, intermediate government/corporate, intermediate tax exempt, GNMA, 1-3 year government/corporate and short duration/liquidity securities.

Smith Graham specializes in small, mid and smid-cap US equity strategies. The firm applies conservative and repeatable investment processes to various asset classes, including US fixed income, US equities and alternative income sources. Their investment philosophy has a relative value focus with an emphasis on risk control and risk management which provides superior long-term returns with low volatility. The equity investment philosophy reflects Smith Graham’s belief that attractive returns can be achieved over a full market cycle by combining a systematic quantitative approach with traditional fundamental analysis.

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

PCA believes its disciplined, risk-focused approach helps enable consistent client outcomes while allowing for flexibility across mandates to address client-specific objectives. The three key components of their approach to asset management are: (1) client-centered orientation, (2) risk focus, and an (3) integrated team approach. They also provide custom fixed income management capabilities, based upon a client’s specific investment policies, permissible investments, and other portfolio management parameters.