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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.
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Brookfield Investment Management Inc. is owned by Brookfield Asset Management, a global asset manager focused on property, power and other infrastructure assets. Learn more
Manulife Mutual Funds
By offering investment portfolios that span the globe, Manulife Mutual Funds is your launch point to a world of investment expertise. Our mandates feature highly respected institutional managers who are renowned for their research capabilities and depth of vision within the markets where they invest. Learn more
Portland Investment Counsel
Committed to the principles of disciplined long-term value investing, Portland Investment Counsel provides investment advisory and portfolio management services and products to individual private clients and to institutional investors across Canada, the U.S. and Caribbean, including foundations, universities and pension funds. With roots dating back to 1987, Portland Investment Counsel offers customized portfolios drawing on expertise in equity and fixed income management. Learn more
Third Avenue Management – Safe and cheap investing†
Third Avenue Management LLC is a New York- based investment advisory firm founded in 1986 by legendary value investor Marty Whitman. Learn more † “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.
