Eric Jemetz

Rockefeller & Co. is organized around two primary areas of expertise: Rockefeller Wealth Advisors (RWA) and Rockefeller Asset Management (RAM). RWA is an open-architecture investment advice and wealth management platform. RWA provides tailored advice and portfolios of equities, fixed-income securities, hedge funds, private equity funds, and other alternative investments. RAM offers internally-managed global, US, non-US, sector specific and sustainability and impact investment equity strategies; as well as balanced (i.e., multi-asset class) strategies. RAM’s equity strategies, which are available through both affiliated funds and separately managed accounts and in a sub-advisory capacity (depending on size), include but are not limited to: Global Equities; US Equities; Non-US Equities; Global Sustainability & Impact Equities; US Sustainability & Impact Equities; Non-US Sustainability & Impact Equities; US Small Cap Equities; Balanced (Multi-Asset Class) Strategies; and Global Equity Sector Specific Strategies. Rockefeller & Co.’s taxable and tax-exempt fixed income strategies generally employ a conservative approach to US fixed income markets and emphasize capital preservation and current income. Portfolios are constructed utilizing both a top-down focus on macro trends and sector forecasts and a bottom-up focus on credit, relative valuation and volatility. Fixed income strategies are offered through Affiliated Mutual Funds and separately managed accounts. Rockefeller & Co. employs a formal multi-stage process for selecting third-party managers which quantitative and qualitative factors.

New Amsterdam Partners believes that superior investment results are driven by capitalizing on market mispricings. Their investment process is a blend of quantitative and fundamental research. The first step in the process is to quantify, but with certain critical modifications, the research that traditional analysts perform by hand. They use a proprietary investment model to rank a universe of over 10,000 stocks according to expected investment return. From that universe, the firm's model derives the top 100-ranked stocks within a given strategy. These stocks have better-than-average profitability and long-term growth prospects, and are selling at market or below-market multiples. New Amsterdam performs fundamental analysis on the top 100 companies to select a portfolio of about 40-45 stocks for most strategies (50-60 stocks for their All-Cap strategy). The firm's strategies include: Active Equity (Large-Cap, Mid-Cap, Small/Mid-Cap, All-Cap), Growth Active Equity (Small-Cap), Quality Growth Active Equity (Large-Cap, Mid-Cap) and Socially Responsible Active Equity (Large-Cap and Mid-Cap).

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