Mark Litzerman

Silver Bridge Capital Management offers a variety of investment strategies that are customized to meet each client's investment objectives and risk tolerance. These strategies include: (1) US Large-Cap Equity (2) US Sustainable Equity (3) US Large Cap Equity Income (4) US Small/Mid-Cap Equity (5) Managed Fixed-Income and (Enhanced Cash Management. The firm's US Large-Cap Equity and US Sustainable Equity strategies seek to preserve capital in volatile markets through a top-down/bottom-up investment approach. Silver Bridge focuses on quality and strives to deliver excess returns versus the S&P 500 index, over the course of an economic cycle. Their US Large-Cap Equity Income strategy seeks to preserve capital in volatile markets through a top-down/bottom-up investment approach. Silver Bridge focuses on quality and strives to deliver excess returns versus the S&P 500 index, over the course of an economic cycle. The firm's US Large-Cap Equity Income strategy is designed to achieve a dividend yield equal to 150% of the S&P 500. Silver Bridge's US Small/Mid-Cap Equity strategy seeks to preserve capital in volatile markets through a top-down/bottom-up investment approach. Silver Bridge focuses on quality with the objective of delivering excess returns versus the Russell 2000 and Russell 2500 stock indexes, over the course of an economic cycle. The firm's Managed Fixed-Income strategy is an intermediate-term strategy that is designed to maximize total return with controlled risk. The strategy is actively-managed and focuses on producing high-quality, call-protected and well-diversified portfolios. Silver Bridge offers both taxable and tax-exempt strategies that are customized to meet specific client objectives. Silver Bridge's Enhanced Cash Management strategy seeks to produce high current yield relative to other cash equivalents with modest principal volatility. The strategy is designed to protect portfolio principal from the potential negative impact of fluctuating interest rates and is customized to meet specific client objectives.

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WFII operates through three separate divisions: Global Manager Research (GMR), the Global Investment Strategy (GIS), and the Global Portfolio Management (GPM). GMR utilizes established and documented investment research processes to complete comprehensive and ongoing research of investment managers for use with the line of business client accounts. GIS provides asset class targets and strategies developed in a manner consistent with their macro-economic outlook. GPM receives advice from the GMR and GIS investment research divisions of WFII to recommend products utilized for the models and to allocate model portfolios according to the asset allocation strategies promulgated by WFII.

Functions as a College/University