Doug Muenzenmay

State commercial bank

TIAI seeks to invest assets for long-term growth of capital that is fundamentally driven by the needs and objectives of the clients. The firm utilizes a tactical asset allocation model as a risk/return management tool. Their asset allocation process consists of a monthly review of all asset classes considered within their allocation framework. With respect to equities, TIAI endeavors to create an actively managed portfolio of sound companies, purchased at sensible prices, which are performing well in the stock market. Their fixed income philosophy seek to evaluate the prevailing interest rate landscape with attention on the risk associated with credit spreads and the impact of yield curve changes.

Soundpath employs an investment strategy that utilizes the ownership of stocks and bonds, primarily through no-load mutual funds. Investment assets are strategically allocated among several asset classes, which include, but are not limited to, cash, bonds, US large-cap stocks, US small-cap stocks, and international stocks. The allocation among the various asset classes is a function of the client’s investment objectives, risk tolerance, time frame, and their own assessment of the relative attractiveness of each asset class. They also attempt to further reduce risk by diversifying investments within various asset categories.

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University