Roderick Munsters

APG is an active investor that follows a highly diversified approach to asset allocation and invest across a range of asset classes and regions. The firm uses a multi-alpha strategy to spread risk and seek high returns. Their research and documentation team initiates, formulates and evaluates active investment strategies and develops quantitative investment models used to determine the effectiveness of investment decisions. The team also acts as an advisory body for the Board and fund managers with respect to investment decisions.

Functions as an open-end investment fund

EDRAM is an active, long-term manager which focuses on consistency and follows a blend of opportunistic, growth and value investment styles. Their investment approach is value-oriented and conviction-based with limited attention paid to specific benchmarks. They select securities based on a bottom-up approach supported by in-house fundamental research. The firm manages portfolios invested in equity and convertible bonds as well as balanced funds. They invest the bulk of their assets in European equity complemented with Asian and emerging market equity as well as marginal investments in US and global stocks. Convertible bonds represent a minor proportion of their portfolio.

RIAM is an active, research-oriented manager which believes that working in teams guarantees continuity in analysis and portfolio construction. The firm employs a research-based, quality-driven process to produce the best possible long-term results for their clients. They uniquely integrate fundamental, quantitative and sustainability research. Portfolio managers use the insights from all three, allowing them to make better-informed investment decisions. Risk management is essential, which is why they always believe in long-term, sustainable capital growth.

Functions as a holding company with interest in asset management services

PGGM favors equity investments in North American and Europe and in sectors including financial services, raw materials, services and information technology. Their fixed-income portfolios primarily focus on European government bonds, but they also invest in US bonds and investment-grade credits. Their investment process begins with asset allocation and risk budgeting using VAR and RVAR. They then allocate markets, determine the investment style and select either an internal or an external manager. As a socially responsible investor, the firm pays close attention to the corporate governance practices of the companies in which they invest and exercises their shareholder rights by voting at their general meetings.

Acts as Open-End Investment Fund/Unit Trust

Functions as a College/University

Operates as a retail real estate investment trust