Jason Campbell

Nicholas-Applegate Capital Management employs a forward-thinking, change-focused investment philosophy to create domestic and international portfolios across fundamental and systematic equity, income and growth strategies. The firm's investment approach seeks to identify points of inflection that could lead to strong price appreciation and to invest in a timely manner to maximize return potential. The firm's range of investment strategies include domestic, global, international and specialty portfolios. Each portfolio follows one of two approaches: traditional or model-driven (systematic). Nicholas-Applegate tends to invest in the stocks of companies in the electronic technology, health technology, technology services, consumer non-durables and finance sectors. The firm invests globally, across all market-caps. Nicholas-Applegate maintains a medium turnover rate.

TAL manages separate client-focused equity, fixed income and balanced portfolios, and equity, fixed income and balanced mutual funds. The firm invests globally across virtually all asset classes, in both traditional and alternative markets. For equity portfolios, they concentrate on individual companies rather than sectors or industries. TAL looks for companies whose assets appear undervalued in the market. For the fixed income portfolios, the firm conducts their own credit analysis, paying particular attention to economic trends and other market events to construct a portfolio of securities that is diversified, as applicable, by industry, maturity, duration, credit quality and country.

TCIM concentrates on individual companies rather than sectors or industries, for their equity accounts. They look for stocks that it believes are attractively priced based on an analysis of the company’s prospects for growth in earnings, cash flow, revenues and other relevant measures. In general, the firm focuses on companies with shareholder-oriented management dedicated to creating shareholder value. For the fixed income accounts, TCIM concentrates on security selection, sector allocation, yield-curve positioning, and duration management.

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