About Our Global Equity Fund
Since 1998, the Polaris Global Value Fund (PGVFX) has been managed by its Investment Adviser, Polaris Capital Management, LLC, which makes investment decisions for the Fund. An unwavering commitment to pure value investing — time tested over nearly four decades — has been the key to our success and that of our clients. Our personnel, from investment management to client service, have invested a significant amount of their personal assets in the Polaris Global Value Fund (PGVFX). Very simply, our interests are aligned with those of our clients.
Our Record
Our Record
polaris capital has one of the longest global and international track records of any U.S. firm presently in operation and continuously managed by the same individuals*
Our Record
polaris capital has one of the longest global & international track records of any U.S. firm presently in operation and continuously managed by the same individuals*
Pillars of Our Global Equity Fund
Cash (Flow) Is King
Diversification = A World of Opportunities
Fundamental Research Rules
It's A Team Approach
Our portfolio managers are responsible for the day-to-day management of the Polaris Global Value Fund (PGVFX) with assistance from a team of tenured investment analysts. Our research team travels the globe in search of discounted, but high-quality stocks in both emerging and developed markets to add to our global equity fund. Analysts and portfolio managers spend their time “kicking the tires”, assessing industry conditions, competitive advantages, profitability, operating and financial leverage and the quality of management — in an effort to identify new companies that may enhance the Polaris Global Value Fund’s performance.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: *Source: Polaris Global & International GIPS
Maintenance Cash Flow is Polaris’ proprietary version of free cash flow, defined as the cash flow generated from operations minus the amount a company must spend to sustain its current level of operations and maintain the sustainability of that cash flow in real terms.
Diversification cannot assure a profit or protect against loss in a down market.