Mike Mahoney

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HSBC GAM-UK provides a globally- consistent, disciplined, investment process across their major capabilities. The firm aims to achieve sustainable solutions for their clients. In their investment process, Environmental Social Governance (ESG) analysis is incorporated alongside financial analysis to quantify a company’s potential risks and returns over the longer term. HSBC GAM-UK utilizes various methods of analysis in formulating investment advice or managing assets.

CI Investments offers an array of mutual funds, including over 90 core funds. These funds include a range of portfolio managers who cover the full spectrum of investment styles and strategies focusing on various regions, asset classes and industries. Rather than offering just one investment style, the firm has engaged leading money managers in all disciplines: value, blend (growth at a reasonable price) and growth. CI Investments believes that their approach to responsible investing is aligned with the six principles that comprise the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investing.

Genus Capital Management manages conventional domestic and international long-only equity strategies, long/short and market-neutral strategies, and socially screened investment options. They are committed to values-based investing.

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Picton Mahoney's investment approach is based on computer-driven quantitative analysis. They offer an array of innovative products, including Canadian and global funds, as well as multi-style Canadian and global style management funds. Their systematic approach to security selection and portfolio construction underlies all their investment solutions, regardless of investment type or geographic mandate. For every strategy, they employ the use of leading technology, fundamental research, credit analysis and sophisticated risk controls to maximize risk-adjusted return potential for their clients. Some of Picton Mahoney's general investment strategies include: long investing, short selling, pairs trading, private placements and IPOs, long/short investing, derivatives, and leverage. The allocation for a typical balanced portfolio in Canada is 60% equities and 40% fixed income and cash, but has over 93% exposure to equity risk.