Greg S. Bondi

Atlantic Capital Management (ACM) employs quantitative analysis to narrow the universe of securities to a list of potential investment candidates. This process considers a company's size and growth and seeks to identify a catalyst that may propel future earnings. The firm uses qualitative analysis to evaluate the industry, management quality, financial statement strength and the probability of a successful investment. ACM's proprietary research process continues with a review of the market's expectations for the company. This process consists of comparing Wall Street analysts' published reports, including models and industry fundamentals, to management's remarks, press releases, conference calls, SEC filings, models and business dynamics. ACM looks for companies with proven management teams, well-defined corporate strategies, accelerating market shares and solid revenue and earnings growth. Using this information, the firm then determines if the company has the potential to exceed Wall Street's expectations and decides whether to purchase the security, continue to monitor the price of the security for valuation purposes or pass altogether.

VGI offers both passive and active discretionary investment advisory services that cover the US and international markets. They employ two types of indexing strategies: replication and sampling. Their active management equity methodology is based on quantitative modeling while fixed income analysis is based on fundamental investment research and research obtained from external investment organizations.

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