Ronald Hanson

Mackenzie Investments uses different methods of analysis depending on the account's mandate including fundamental analysis, technical analysis, cyclical investing and charting. They offer a wide range of investment strategies including Canadian and global growth and value strategies across all market-caps, a Canadian Bond strategy, a North American large-cap growth strategy, Canadian balanced large-cap, large-cap growth and all-cap value strategies, and Canadian and global resources strategies. The majority of their US and non-North American equity investments are run by outside money managers.

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GWLIM is GLC’s top-down, all-cap investment management division. GWLIM’s management style blends top-down macro-analysis with bottom-up fundamental stock research. They identifies industry risks, competitive opportunities and macro trends to influence sector allocations, while fundamental research identifies companies positioned to outperform in the current market cycle. Their equity portfolio strategies include: Canadian All Cap Growth Equity, Canadian Focused Dividend, Canadian Resources, Mid-Cap Canadian Equity, SRI Canadian Equity, and US Dividend.

London Capital Management is GLC’s bottom-up, quantitative-driven investment management division. The firm’s proprietary approach to fundamental factor analysis underpins both stock selection and portfolio construction. They employ a bottom-up investment process that combines fundamental and quantitative analysis at the stock and portfolio level to build well-diversified, large-cap portfolios. London Capital Management’s equity portfolio strategies include: Canadian Low Volatility Equity, Global Infrastructure Equity, Science and Tech, US Large-Cap Growth Equity, US Mid-Cap, and US Value Equity.

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GLC employs a combination of top-down macro-level analysis with fundamental bottom-up stock analysis. They seek to identify industry risks, competitive opportunities and macro trends to influence sector allocations. This top-down view is augmented by a disciplined and thorough fundamental due diligence process to identify companies that are positioned to outperform. Within well-defined risk parameters, the firm seeks out companies across the market-cap spectrum and will take meaningful positions in specific companies when opportunities present themselves.