Elaine Kan

Loomis Sayles bases their overall investment approach on the premise that their disciplined, research-based investment strategies can identify market inefficiencies that can lead to consistent outperformance of benchmarks. The firm's fixed-income research team seeks to identify attractive securities and assign ratings to various issues. Their equity investment approach is based on their belief that equity markets are inefficient. Loomis Sayles employs an intensive bottom-up investment analysis with the goal of delivering superior risk adjusted performance.

HMC aims to generate strong long-term results to support the educational and research goals of Harvard University. The firm takes a long-term view of their investments and their associated risks. They believe that identifying and monitoring environmental, social, and governance factors in their investments aligns with their mission to provide strong, long-term results.

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Functions as a College/University

Convexity Capital Management generates alpha by investing in US and non-US sovereign bonds using a highly levered, tightly risk-controlled strategy with derivatives to port the returns to benchmarks that clients select. The firm seeks to earn the benchmark returns specified by each feeder vehicles investors plus an additional return based on the success of long/short and other relative value strategies executed principally in the fixed income and related markets.