Elizabeth Savage

RIM’s investment processes include asset allocation and investment selection. Their stock selection process focuses on the characteristics of each asset class: fixed interest stocks and bonds, equities, and Collective Investment Vehicles (CIVs), including property CIVs.

RAM is an active manager seeking consistent performance to achieve medium- to long-term growth and income. Rather than adhering to a particular style of investment, the firm stays pragmatic and attentive to economic and market conditions. They allocate assets following a top-down strategy based on internal research combined with external sources. The fund managers decide as a team in which countries and sectors to invest. They select stock following a bottom-up approach, seeking companies with fundamental value, sustainable business models, quality management, good market position and products and good cash generation. Their sell decisions result from a rigorous process and are triggered by a significant change in fundamentals or management changes or shortfalls.