About the Fund Advisor

About the Fund Advisor

"Thomas White research team members view themselves as being at the epicenter of a powerful and exciting period of transition and growth worldwide. The firm's continued expansion in intellectual capital will enable us to maintain our position as one of the leaders in global equity research"

Thomas S. White, Jr.

The Funds are managed by Thomas White International, Ltd., with offices in Chicago, Illinois and Bangalore, India. Founded in 1992 by former Morgan Stanley Asset Management managing director, Thomas S. White Jr., the firm is a research-driven investment manager and independent research provider. It seeks to deliver superior performance by identifying undervalued securities in the U.S. and nearly 45 other markets around the globe. The organization’s investment decisions rely solely on proprietary analysis using industry-based stock selection methods that have been carefully refined and tested over several decades. Thomas White’s unique analytical approach limits overall portfolio volatility and downside risk while delivering strong long-term investment returns.

The professionals at Thomas White International believe that countries around the world have entered an exciting transition period driven by the widespread adoption of market-driven economic policies. This implies a growing global convergence of business and capital markets that, despite many bumps in the road over the coming decades, will lead to sharp improvements in the standard of living for all humanity.

In short, our goal is to capture the associated investment benefits of globalization for our clients.

BRIC Spotlight

Retail Sector in China: The Next Big Thing?

Retail Sector in China: The Next Big Thing?


China’s retail sector is experiencing phenomenal growth as the government tries to retool its development model towards domestic consumption. With urbanization and the aspiring middle-class driving the retail boom, the country is poised to emerge as one of the largest global retail markets in the next decade.

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