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Harding Loevner invests primarily in publicly traded global equities which seeks superior returns. Their investment philosophy emphasizes long-term investments in high quality, growing businesses, and their investment approach relies on in-depth fundamental research including analysis of the competitive structure of global industries and the competitive position of individual companies. The firm builds model portfolios from the bottom-up, so the sector and country allocations in their strategies are primarily the result of individual stock selection, and not a top-down country or sector allocation process.

GSMALP offers a wide array of investment strategies that span asset classes, industries, and geographies. The firm's products and services across a full range of asset classes including fixed income, money markets, public and private equity, commodities, hedge funds, and real estate. Clients access these solutions through GSAM's proprietary strategies, strategic partnerships, and open architecture programs.

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Greyson Capital Management employs fundamental research to manage the Greyson Asian Fund. The fund employs an Asian-focused long/short equity strategy.

GCA Investment Management manages long only and emerging markets funds which generally seek to achieve consistent absolute returns. The firm's investment objective is to identify and invest in companies that stand to benefit from the growth of clean infrastructure and sustainability on a global basis. Their investment strategy focuses on the resources, industrial, services, and energy sectors. The GCA Sustainable Growth Fund invests in the public equities of companies in developed markets that are producing solutions to the constraints surrounding energy, food and water, and are using these resources in a more sustainable manner. The GCA Emerging Markets Sustainable Growth Fund focuses on material Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) factors across several sectors, including: climate change & infrastructure, water & waste management, and health & nutrition.