Robert Greenblatt

Caldwell & Orkin evaluates investments and primarily looks at historical and prospective changes in company fundamentals, such as sales, earnings, products, quality of management, return on equity, operating margin, etc. They seek to identify companies which are undergoing a substantial and sustainable positive change in either the performance of an individual company or in the macroeconomic or operating environment for a company or industry on a more general basis.

Bankers Trust treats investment management as an ongoing process to help clients achieve their future goals. The firm’s approach addresses their whole financial picture, from retirement planning to education funding to managing risk, and developing appropriate investment strategies for each area.

Polaris employs an active, unconstrained (all countries, industries and market caps), value-oriented investment strategy. The firm seeks to build value portfolios that can achieve higher than benchmark returns with below market risk. Most investments are held for three to five years, and turnover averages 30% annually. They conduct bottom-up stock selection, which results in holdings that are considered the most undervalued in the world pursuant to their valuation criteria.

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