John B. Levitt

Provides brokerage services

Part of Citigroup, Inc., Smith Barney Fund Management LLC is a company based in New York, NY. Kenneth Donald Fuller has been the CEO of the company since 2013.

UBP-GI's investment objective is aimed at capital preservation and seeks absolute returns. They are active investment managers. The firm utilizes proprietary instruments, investment research and draws from their network of experts as part of their decision-making process. They construct portfolios reflecting their clients' risk and return profile, encompassing the conservative to aggressive investor. They may combine assets that range from traditional to structured investments across investment themes and geographic regions. They offer a concentrated number of compartments in equities, bonds and money markets. Multi-management funds selection is driven by both qualitative and quantitative analysis. The qualitative process is based on primary research. The quantitative analysis consists of three stages. First, performance profiles in different market phases are segmented. Then, each fund is analyzed individually using a proprietary tool which develops risk reports for each portfolio. Finally, a weighting model is applied to ensure diversification and balance of the final portfolio. Through UBP's worldwide network, UBP-GI provides access to asset managers in Europe, Asia and the US.

Security clearing house

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Develops, deploys and supports automated management solutions

Harvest’s principal investment area is energy and energy infrastructure assets with a particular focus on US master limited partnerships (MLPs). The firm employs fundamental, value-oriented, bottom-up research, analysis, and industry knowledge to generate alpha returns. The funds may be organized in the US or in a foreign jurisdiction as limited liability companies, limited partnerships, trusts, or offshore corporations, partnerships, trusts, or any other legal entity. For some of their clients or funds, they may purchase or sell derivatives instruments or swaps.