Jaryn Horner

Wafra seeks to provide long-term investment return solutions that span not just years, but generations. The firm pursues two broad investment styles which can be further refined into strategies targeting specific asset classes: (1) direct investments; and (2) investments in underlying funds on behalf of one or more advisory clients. They invest across a number of asset classes, including strategic partnerships, alternative finance, real assets, real estate, liquid markets, and private equity and venture capital.

Deutsche Bank Investment Management (DBIM) offers a broad range of investment products that span the risk/return spectrum. The firm's primary investment strategies and products include equity, fixed-income, alternatives, private equity, cash management and multi-asset. Within each investment strategy, there is a team that manages and specializes in the particular asset category being employed. The team may use a variety of quantitative and qualitative techniques in trying to meet clients' investment objectives. DBIM may use bottom-up research that focuses on companies they believe have a history of above average growth, strong competitive positioning, attractive prices relative to potential growth, sound financial strength and effective management, among other factors. The firm may also use top-down research to identify investments that may benefit from changes in the overall business environment.

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