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This general information is provided by and used with the permission of this manager. It may not contain information about the Pacific Select Fund portfolios managed by this manager. Pacific Select Fund portfolios are available only through Pacific Life's and its affiliates' variable products.
Batterymarch is an equity specialist with a powerful global presence. Founded in 1969, Batterymarch has earned a reputation for innovation in search of opportunity. We were one of the first money managers to harness the power of the computer, using quantitative techniques to apply traditional fundamental principles to equity research and management. Our expertise is global-beginning as a US equity manager, we began investing in non-US developed markets in 1978. In 1987, we became one of the first US-based institutional managers to invest in emerging equity markets. Today we offer a wide selection of core and style products.
Batterymarch is headquartered in Boston, with another office in London. An SEC-registered investment advisor, we're a wholly owned, independently managed subsidiary of Legg Mason, Inc., one of the country's largest asset management companies.
Our investment process models the time-tested investment disciplines of experienced fundamental investors, within an efficient, systematic structure. This approach integrates the best characteristics of both quantitative and traditional approaches. Drawn from over 35 years of experience, all of Batterymarch's investment strategies share key attributes: rigorous bottom-up stock selection, integrated risk control and cost-efficient trading. Each strategy is customized to capture the intricacies of specific sectors, markets/regions and asset classes and seeks to add value regardless of the investment environment.
Attributes
- We managed assets across more than 50 markets for institutional clients around the world
- We manage approximately $25 billion in total assets for a growing client base in North America, Europe and Asia
Portfolios Managed
Pacific Select Fund
Data as of December 31, 2006.
Special risks such as currency fluctuations and political changes should be considered when investing in international and emerging markets.
Higher volatility and greater risks may be associated with investing in smaller size companies.
Although some portfolios may have names or investment objectives that resemble retail mutual funds managed by the portfolio manager, these portfolios will not have the same underlying holdings or performance as the retail mutual funds.
Investors should carefully consider the underlying fund investment objectives, risks, charges, and limitations and expenses of a variable universal life insurance policy. The accompanying prospectuses contain this and other information about Pacific Life. Read them carefully before investing or sending money.
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