Bernhard Ebert

Bethmann Bank is a growth-oriented, active manager and follows a quantitative investment approach. The firm manages portfolios invested in global equity, fixed-income, GIFs and alternative instruments, across strategies, regions and sectors. The bulk of their equity portfolios is invested in global large-caps and blue-chips, while their fixed-income strategy focuses on mid-term European bonds. As a subsidiary of ABN AMRO, the firm benefits from the group's global presence and expertise. They rely on their parent company's resources primarily in terms of macroeconomic research, on which they base strategic and tactical asset allocation. The investment process, including stockpicking and portfolio monitoring, is based on the use of quantitative models; however they also have access to fundamental research outsourced from their parent company's global network of analysts.

MAM is an active manager which offers a range of equity, bond and multi-asset products. The firm makes equity investments with a mid- to long-term outlook and across geographical borders with a focus on European markets. Their core expertise also includes growth- and value-oriented strategies, European small-caps and Japanese equity. In terms of fixed-income MAM's expertise covers money-market instruments, European and global bonds as well as US and high-yield issues.