Katherine Owen

Mackenzie Investments uses different methods of analysis depending on the account's mandate including fundamental analysis, technical analysis, cyclical investing and charting. They offer a wide range of investment strategies including Canadian and global growth and value strategies across all market-caps, a Canadian Bond strategy, a North American large-cap growth strategy, Canadian balanced large-cap, large-cap growth and all-cap value strategies, and Canadian and global resources strategies. The majority of their US and non-North American equity investments are run by outside money managers.

FTIC’s equity strategies seek to identify stocks it believes to be significantly undervalued in markets across the globe. The strategies are managed in accordance with Sir John Templeton’s investment philosophy and approach, which are based on three tenets: value, patience, and bottom-up stock selection. By combining time-proven fundamental analysis with original research, the investment team searches for companies that meet their criteria of quality and valuation.

1832 AM employs a research-driven, bottom-up stock selection approach with a forward-looking view of the global economy. They carefully screen thousands of businesses in a search for those that demonstrate strong fundamentals characterized by financial strength, experienced management, product quality, market access and are mispriced in the capital markets. The firm invests in bonds to provide a stable stream of income, to reduce portfolio volatility and to help preserve capital by stabilizing returns during periods of weakness in the equity markets. They take a disciplined investment approach to add positive incremental gains over time.

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