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We are unwavering in our commitment to the principles of value investing. We study the best and now we're partnering with the best.

AIC is proud to bring together some of the best value managers on the planet and we have given them lead roles in a variety of new and unique AIC funds. Each of these sub-advisors, in their own right, is a leading value investor – and each has an impressive track record.

We invite you to learn more about them below.

Ariel Investments – Slow and steady wins the race

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Ariel Investments is a Chicago-based value investing firm founded by John W. Rogers, Jr. in 1983. The firm has expertise and a successful long-term track record in managing U.S. small and mid cap portfolios.
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Brookfield Redding – Innovative investing in global essential services

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Brookfield Redding Global Infrastructure Fund

Brookfield Redding LLC is owned by Brookfield Asset Management, a global asset manager focused on property, power and other infrastructure assets.
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Loomis, Sayles & Company – Value-oriented approach to fixed income investing

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AIC Global Fixed Income Fund (Formerly AIC Private Portfolio Counsel Global Fixed Income Pool)

Loomis, Sayles & Company, L.P. has served the investment needs of institutional, high net worth and mutual fund clients for more than 80 years. The company's rich tradition has earned it the trust of clients worldwide.
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Third Avenue Management – Safe and cheap investing†

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Third Avenue Management LLC is a New York- based investment advisory firm founded in 1986 by legendary value investor Marty Whitman.
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† “Safe” signifies that, in Third Avenue’s view, the companies have strong finances, competent management and an understandable business. “Cheap” signifies that, in Third Avenue’s view, the companies’ securities are selling for significantly less than what a private buyer might pay for control of the business.