Stephen A. Balter

Amundi US selects investments from a wide range of asset classes and employs a variety of styles in managing client assets. Regarding equity securities, the firm employs fundamental and quantitative research to their portfolio management approach. With respect to fixed income securities, their investment professionals consistently apply well established means of identifying potentially rewarding securities. Whether applying top-down analysis that leads to selection of government bonds, or the bottom-up approach that ends with corporate bonds being selected, the investment management team's goal is portfolio construction that matches product objectives and supports investors’ goals.

PIM is an active, long-term investment manager across the major asset classes. Their analysis of the financial markets is generally based on fundamental analysis and research, but also includes quantitative elements. PIM research is focused on developing both a top-down view of broader market performance and a bottom-up outlook for individual securities.

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2100 Capital provides investment management capabilities to the institutional and retail marketplace. The firm employs both quantitative and fundamental approaches to capital markets. They focus on stock, bond, currency and commodity markets globally. 2100 Capital's strategies also include quantitative long/short equity, managed futures and macro

FIAM utilizes a variety of methods of security analysis to select investments, including fundamental, quantitative, technical and macro-economic analysis in managing client accounts. The firm's global research resources include seasoned, sector-focused fundamental analysts covering industry sectors across the US and global markets as well as quantitative and technical portfolio managers and analysts.