TCI is a value-oriented, fundamental manager which takes a private equity investment approach to the public markets, investing globally in strong businesses with sustainable competitive advantages. They seek to create value by constructively engaging with management and may invest opportunistically in dislocations, corporate transformations and special situations. The firm also conducts deep fundamental research from which they construct concentrated portfolios of a limited number of investments.

Maple-Brown Abbott is an active, value-oriented, long-term, contrarian manager which seeks to purchase and hold equities only as long as they represent relatively good value, typically investing for a minimum of four years due to the importance of compound capital, income growth and the difficulty in timing markets.The firm applies a value approach at the asset allocation level and at the specific stock selection level. For Australian equity, they employ a bottom-up approach, selecting companies whose share prices are inexpensive compared to certain value criteria, such as price to earnings, dividend yield, price to cash flow and price to net tangible assets. For Asia Pacific equities, they seek to identify companies that are trading at an attractive discount to their true underlying value.For global listed infrastructure securities they seek to provide clients with attractive risk adjusted returns, only investing in those assets with the strongest combination of inflation linkage and low cash flow volatility with a high level of corporate governance and management alignment. They select investments through bottom-up stock selection based on fundamental research and cash flow modelling. They also consider the macroeconomic environment as part of the investment process due to the impact these factors can have on infrastructure asset valuations.

DNCA is an active, risk-averse, value-oriented manager which focuses on absolute performance over the long-term. Their investment philosophy emphasizes quality and having a safety margin for all investments, aiming to avoid volatility. Their investment approach is bottom-up and is based on fundamental research.The firm invests in European equity, seeking to invest in undervalued companies that are shareholder conscious and have quality management, sound financials, a strong market position, positive momentum and upside potential. They build concentrated portfolios through a conviction-based stock-picking investment process where they narrow down the investment universe through quantitative screening. Key factors in stock selection are yield and price-to-earnings ratio.Portfolio managers jointly approve investment decisions. Once investments reach their valorization potential they are gradually divested.DNCA's in-house research includes company visits. They outsource supplementary sector-specific research from sector specialists.

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