Matt Slowinski

UBS Financial Services' asset allocations are based on a proprietary methodology. In developing those allocations, the firm considers asset class risk and return results that are based on estimated forward-looking return and risk assumptions, as measured by standard deviation, which are based on UBS proprietary research. The development process includes a review of a variety of factors, including the return, risk, correlations and historical performance of various asset classes, inflation and risk premium.

Allspring utilizes proprietary investment allocation systems in conjunction with the securities selection services provided by their portfolio managers to create and maintain actively managed investment portfolios intended to meet the requirements of its clients’ investment needs. The firm offers a variety of equity, multi-asset, and fixed income investment strategies. These investment strategies (collectively) may invest in a wide variety of financial instruments. Allspring employs bottom-up company specific analysis to find securities with under-appreciated prospects.

AFM uses a variety of methods to analyze securities and offers a broad array of investment strategies to manage assets or formulate investment advice, although for many client relationships, they have contracted with sub-advisor's day-to-day portfolio management services. The investment strategies that they offer include equity, fixed income, options overlay and money market-oriented strategies. Their strategies invest in a wide variety of financial instruments, including public and/or private equity securities, bonds and other debt securities, REITS, derivatives such as stock index futures and swaps, currency and currency related derivatives and other public and/or private collective investment vehicles.

Dana seeks repeatable and predictable results to most effectively grow wealth by implementing a uniform investment process to achieve consistent excess returns with lower risk. The firm actively manages a broad range of public US Equity, Fixed Income and blended strategies ranging from large to small-cap equity, socially responsible, taxable and tax-exempt fixed income strategies. The foundations of their investment process and risk-controlled portfolio construction are similar across asset classes and strategies. Their primary equity investment strategies are based on a relative value approach designed around a roughly equally weighted portfolio of securities exhibiting above average earnings growth at lower relative prices. Dana’s fixed income strategies place considerable importance on income securities that exhibit high credit quality, high current income, and sufficient overall cash flow.

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