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Fisher Investments’ Institutional Strategies

Fisher Investments’ Institutional Strategies

Fisher Investments manages a variety of Global, Non-US, and US Equity strategies for institutional investors. Our strategies leverage both our top-down macroeconomic research as well as our fundamental stock selection process.

The view from above: seeing the forest for the trees.  (Photo Courtesy of Stephen C. Sillett)

INVESTMENT PHILOSOPHY

Our investment philosophy is based on a fundamental belief in capitalism and subsequently how free capital markets function.  We start with the simple notion that supply and demand of securities are the sole determinants of securities pricing.  Correspondingly, we believe capital markets are highly effective discounters of all widely known information.  Therefore, to add value through active management, one must identify information not widely known or interpret widely known information differently and correctly from other market participants. We apply proprietary capital markets technology to seek out and process opportunities to exploit such information. Our capital markets technology is developed through the study of finance theory, history and empiricism.

EQUITY INVESTMENT STRATEGIES

Strategy Benchmark Sources of Excess Return Inception
Asset Allocation Style Allocation Country Allocation Sector Allocation Stock Allocation
Global
Global Total Return MSCI World 1994
Non-US
Foreign Equity MSCI EAFE 1993
All Foreign Equity MSCI ACWI ex-US 2004
All Foreign Equity Growth MSCI ACWI ex-US Growth 2005
Foreign Equity Focused MSCI EAFE 2006
Emerging Markets Equity MSCI Emerging Markets 2006
US
US Total Return S&P 500 1994
Mid Cap Value Russell Mid Cap Value 1990
Small and Mid Cap Value Russell 2500 Value 1995
Small Cap Value Russell 2500 Value 1990

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Phone: (800) 587-5512

Capital Markets Research

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