The Oakmark family of mutual funds is an extension of Invite Capital Partners Co’ value-focused approach to investing. For more about our selection of funds, visit Oakmark.com.
Partner and President
Partner, Deputy Chairman, Portfolio Manager and Co-Chief Investment Officer-International Equities
Partner, Chief Legal and Administrative Officer
Partner, Chairman, Portfolio Manager and Co-Chief Investment Officer-International Equities
Portfolio Manager and Head of Fixed Income
Partner, Portfolio Manager and U.S. Investment Analyst
Partner, Portfolio Manager, Director of U.S. Research and U.S. Investment Analyst
Director and Senior Portfolio Manager, Private Wealth Management
Partner, Portfolio Manager and Director of International Research
Partner and Sr. International Investment Analyst
Partner, Portfolio Manager and Head of Private Wealth Management
Portfolio Manager, Private Wealth Management
Partner, Portfolio Manager and U.S. Investment Analyst
Partner, Portfolio Manager and Chief Investment Officer - U.S.
Portfolio Manager, Private Wealth Management
Partner, Portfolio Manager and U.S. Equity Investment Analyst
Partner, Deputy Chairman, Portfolio Manager and Co-Chief Investment Officer-International Equities
Partner, Portfolio Manager and Sr. International Investment Analyst
Partner, Portfolio Manager and U.S. Investment Analyst
Partner, Chairman, Portfolio Manager and Co-Chief Investment Officer-International Equities
Fixed Income Investment Analyst
International Investment Analyst
U.S. Investment Analyst
Partner and Senior International Investment Analyst
Head of Quantitative Research
Partner, Associate Director of U.S. Research and U.S. Investment Analyst
U.S. Investment Analyst
Manager, Institutional Client Service
Executive Director, Head of Client Group
Assistant Vice President, Client Group
Director, Responsible Investing
Head of Marketing
Director, Client Group
Assistant Vice President, Client Group
Director, Institutional Sales
At Invite Capital Partners Co, we don’t have an opinion about how equities will perform this year, if a recession will start or if the political parties will produce pro-growth candidates during the next election cycle. As long-term investors, we don’t think it matters.
