Chris Wolfe

Rockefeller & Co. is organized around two primary areas of expertise: Rockefeller Wealth Advisors (RWA) and Rockefeller Asset Management (RAM). RWA is an open-architecture investment advice and wealth management platform. RWA provides tailored advice and portfolios of equities, fixed-income securities, hedge funds, private equity funds, and other alternative investments. RAM offers internally-managed global, US, non-US, sector specific and sustainability and impact investment equity strategies; as well as balanced (i.e., multi-asset class) strategies. RAM’s equity strategies, which are available through both affiliated funds and separately managed accounts and in a sub-advisory capacity (depending on size), include but are not limited to: Global Equities; US Equities; Non-US Equities; Global Sustainability & Impact Equities; US Sustainability & Impact Equities; Non-US Sustainability & Impact Equities; US Small Cap Equities; Balanced (Multi-Asset Class) Strategies; and Global Equity Sector Specific Strategies. Rockefeller & Co.’s taxable and tax-exempt fixed income strategies generally employ a conservative approach to US fixed income markets and emphasize capital preservation and current income. Portfolios are constructed utilizing both a top-down focus on macro trends and sector forecasts and a bottom-up focus on credit, relative valuation and volatility. Fixed income strategies are offered through Affiliated Mutual Funds and separately managed accounts. Rockefeller & Co. employs a formal multi-stage process for selecting third-party managers which quantitative and qualitative factors.

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For active fixed-income, LBAM's decision-making process incorporates controlled duration decisions, sector decisions, and individual issue valuation decisions. They base interest rate and sector-related investment decisions on our economic growth forecast. The firm uses risk exposure analysis and risk budgeting models to quantify and manage risks associated with strategies that they design to add value relative to the benchmark index. Individual issue selections result from internal research generated by research specialists. They diversify holdings to reduce credit exposure to individual issuers. Eligible investments for core strategies include US dollar denominated investment-grade securities; for core plus strategies the universe of securities expands to include high yield. For passive bond indexing, LBAM seeks to take advantage of risk premiums as they are reflected in individual security prices. These premiums offer compensation for accepting credit and structure risks associated with individual issues. Explicit quantification and control of risks are at the heart of this investment process. The firm uses proprietary risk exposure analysis to analyze yield curve factors and spread-related factors. For each yield curve and spread factor, the portfolio is very closely matched to the index to ensure that the portfolio earns the same return as the index for any change in interest rates or change in sector spreads. Based on internally generated research, they integrate individual issue selections into the portfolio without disrupting the integrity of the portfolio structure. Holdings are diversified to reduce credit exposure to individual issuers. Eligible investments include securities included in the index, plus those that are their equivalents in terms of credit and structure risks. LBAM's high yield bond management decision-making process begins with a macro-economic framework for determining the appropriate portfolio structure according to defensive versus cyclical industries and appropriate quality orientation (between high BB to low B). Once they have established the overall structure, the firm determines specific industry weights and individual issuer selections. Their research analysts focus on identifying securities that exhibit improving credit fundamentals while avoiding those that experience deterioration in their credit quality. LBAM diversifies holdings to reduce credit exposure to individual issuers. Eligible investments include dollar denominated bonds rated below investment-grade including Rule 144A securities and the full range of structures such as pay-in-kind bonds, interest reset bonds and other instruments that are consistent with high yield investing.

JPMPWA creates portfolios designed to meet each client's specific needs, considering risk tolerance, current situation and future life objectives. The firm provides numerous investment management styles and strategies across various asset classes, including but not limited to fixed income, publicly traded equities and private securities.

Functions as a College/University

JPMorgan-IM helps clients protect and grow their wealth across generations, creating the potential for them to achieve the vision they seek for themselves, their families, their businesses and their legacies. Clients benefit from a range of expertise that spans investments, wealth structuring, trust and estate planning, credit, banking and risk management.

Functions as a College/University

Dover Investment Management employs a long/short sector strategy that seeks positive absolute return regardless of equity market conditions. They focus on identifying US sectors and industry groups that are significantly overvalued or undervalued in the equity markets, rather than selecting individual stocks. Dover typically invests in the stocks of US large-cap companies in the health technology, consumer non-durables and utilities sectors. Portfolio typically hold 20 to 30 investment ideas or themes, with each represented by a basket of stocks and/or an ETF. Some ideas are long-term (multi-year), while others are more cyclical (3-18 months). At all times, the portfolio will contain a significant number of short positions. The firm's socially responsible investment strategy seeks positive performance relative to the broad US equity market. The strategy uses proprietary screens to select a universe of large-cap stocks with the potential for attractive long-term stock performance and a high degree of corporate responsibility. Dover assesses each firm in the S&P 500 Index with regard to its governance practices, financial policies, business transparency and corporate reputation.

Pennington Partners seeks investment opportunities in companies located in the United States. The firm targets companies operating in the fields of service, food, consumer products and light & medium manufacturing sectors. It provides equity and mezzanine financing for MBOs, recapitalizations, equity buy-ins and expansion stage capital requirements with an investment size of USD 5 - USD 10 million. It also takes an active role on the board of directors and also makes co-investments.