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Securities
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I N V E S T M E N T P
H I L O S O P H Y |
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| Wafra
believes that there is really one global economy. With the enhancements
in technology for both productivity and electronic movement of capital,
managers must incorporate fundamental research from the major economies
in the world. As witnessed over the past few years, the United States
is not an oasis. |
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| Fundamental
Research - Based on first-hand, on-site analysis |
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Country,
sector and currency allocations based on top-down analysis
of political and economic trends |
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Bottom-up
analysis on specific asset selection |
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| Global
Perspective - Integration of multi-disciplined specialists |
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Allocation
and exposure based on relative value analysis among the regional and
security specialists |
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Selections
chosen by the analysts within their marketplace |
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| Dynamic
Management - Based on the rapidly changing markets |
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Flexibility
to make micro adjustments in response to opportunities |
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Decisions,
which acknowledge indices, but are geared for added value |
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