Ken Conrad

MCA’s investment philosophy is centered on the belief that incremental value can be added through both security and sector selection, coupled with rigorous internal credit approval and underwriting processes. The firm aims to produce strong and consistent levels of risk-adjusted net investment income and competitive total returns through market cycles, while strictly controlling risk and protecting surplus.

M&I Investment Management Corp. offers a variety stock, bond and money market fund options. They invest across the risk/reward spectrum and use a variety of asset allocation strategies. M&I manages risk by avoiding concentrations in a single stock or sector and emphasizes long-term results across all market cycles. In general, M&I tends to invest in the stocks of US companies in the electronic technology, finance, energy minerals, technology services and producer manufacturing sectors. The firm invests across all market-caps with emphasis on the stocks of large-cap companies. M&I maintains a low turnover rate. M&I uses a disciplined fixed-income investment approach that seeks to capture excess returns. The firm evaluates the risk-return characteristics of individual securities in a wide range of sectors and manages risk through diversification and ongoing credit analysis. Their investment process involves the evaluation of sectors offering the greatest opportunity given the economic climate and the selection of securities based on current and historical spread relationships. Duration is managed relative to market benchmarks and trends in interest rates. They seek to identify the optimal positioning along the yield curve and to manage portfolios based on their assessment of current and anticipated changes in interest rates.

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Functions as a College/University

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Comsys, Inc. is a private company based in CA.

BMO AM actively manages equity, fixed-income, short duration/cash and asset allocation strategies for their clients. The firm employs a variety of security analysis methods in managing client accounts, including fundamental and quantitative (technical) analysis. They provide advice regarding the following types of securities as part of its principal investment strategies: equity securities, debt securities, commercial paper, municipal securities, government securities, mutual funds, ETFs, futures and options contracts, collateralized loans and private placements.