Finding client solutions is what we think investing is all about.
At The Boston Company Asset Management, LLC, we believe that success depends on two things: an unwavering focus on our long-term relationships with our clients, and the delivery of alpha that will help them achieve their investment goals.
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Finding client solutions is what we think investing is all about.
At The Boston Company Asset Management, LLC, we believe that success depends on two things: an unwavering focus on our long-term relationships with our clients, and the delivery of alpha that will help them achieve their investment goals.
Serving both institutional and retail audiences, our clients include pensions, defined-contribution plans, foundations, endowments, intermediaries and mutual fund shareholders. As a highly-regarded performance-driven global equity firm, we emphasize the responsibility of each employee to themselves, to their colleagues, and to our valued clients at every opportunity. Working with our clients, we go beyond meeting their current requirements by anticipating their future needs. We listen and we think. If a strategy doesn’t exist, we develop a new one. As we expand our capabilities, our clients grow with us.
As markets and our clients’ needs evolve, the need for sophisticated and differentiated investment solutions grows. One of our most valued assets is our research-based, investment-led culture which emphasizes teamwork and collaboration across asset classes, sectors, industries, and investment disciplines. Together we focus on the separation of alpha and beta, seeking to deliver the type of excess market returns that our clients require to meet their objectives. Our vision for the future involves an array of choices from long-only to short enabled and alternative strategies, portable alpha and related products.
We encourage you to contact us for more information on our capabilities, and look forward to talking to you about how we can help you accomplish your own investment goals.
Sincerely,

Corey A. Griffin
Chairman
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