How We Invest
As value investors we seek to invest in high quality, undervalued stocks. As part of our research methodology, we assess each company’s intrinsic value by evaluating its business model and management and ascertaining its risks.
Our focused portfolio strategy relies on our deep understanding of each company in which we invest. Each portfolio typically holds between 30 and 50 stocks that are selected based on our assessment of the most attractive opportunities. Our concentrated approach seeks to outperform broad index strategies over time.
We invest for the long-term by identifying high quality businesses with superior management teams and attractive growth prospects. We believe these companies offer meaningful opportunities for patient investors. We take an active long-term approach using an opportunistic buy/sell discipline.
Our Tailored Approach
We use a personal, collaborative approach to design portfolios customized to your needs.
Using our broad investment management expertise, we:
- Individually research and select the investments in your portfolio
- Construct easy-to-understand portfolios that avoid complex instruments
- Actively manage portfolios to respond to market opportunities
With a Pacific Global individually managed account, you benefit from:
- Direct access to your portfolio manager
- A tax-efficient strategy tailored to address your objectives
- High quality, personalized client servicing
Our Investment Strategies
Equity holdings are typically concentrated in 30 to 50 value-oriented, high-quality stocks which are diversified across industries and sectors. Each portfolio is individually managed using our active buy-and-hold approach. This approach uses market volatility to opportunistically buy and sell while making longer-term investments to reduce portfolio turnover.
Fixed income holdings are managed for total return, which includes yield to maturity and capital appreciation. Investment decisions are based on our fundamental analysis of each issuer. We do not utilize aggressive strategies, such as leverage, or invest in high-yield (or ‘junk’) bonds or mortgage-backed securities. We adjust each portfolio’s maturity structure based on our interest rate outlook. When interest rates rise, we concentrate in shorter-term bonds to protect principal; when interest rates have peaked, we reposition to longer-term bonds for income and capital appreciation.