Avery Dennison Corporation

MWNA seeks to deliver consistent, absolute returns from a constantly evolving investment landscape. MWNA generally focuses on trading in common equity securities, but may also trade in other equities, debt instruments, options, futures, swaps, other derivatives, private securities, and other investments and instruments. The firm and their affiliates have two distinct but complementary approaches to equity long-short fund management. The first is traditional, manager-led fundamental long/short investing. The second is a process-driven strategy based on Marshall Wace's alpha capture system, Marshall Wace TOPS (MW TOPS). MW TOPS is a systematic investment process that measures and extracts the latent alpha residing in the large output of contributors within the global broker community, without replicating their manpower resource or research capability.

RE Advisers employs the equity, fixed income and money market investment strategies. Their equity strategy seeks capital growth over the long term by investing in stocks of established companies they believe are undervalued. RE Advisers' portfolios and managed accounts may execute the strategy with diversified portfolios focused on small-cap, mixed-cap or large-cap companies. To determine whether a stock is undervalued, the firm considers, among other factors, earnings valuations, debt ratios and any competitive advantages a company may have. Stock selection is made with the belief that businesses have an underlying value that is not always reflected by the share price, especially over the short term. The firm selects stocks that may benefit over time from a more reasonable market assessment of fundamental value. RE Advisers' fixed-income strategy primarily seeks current income while maintaining a low degree of fluctuation. In selecting portfolio holdings, they consider the outlook for the economy, monetary policy, interest rates and credit spreads. RE Advisers seeks to maximize the client's total return by investing in securities that exhibit the most favorable risk/reward trade-off in the most attractive market sectors while maintaining adequate portfolio liquidity.

Fiduciary Management, Inc. (“FMI”), founded in 1980, is an employee owned independent money management firm based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. FMI’s equity investing strategies apply a value discipline, with a focused approach firmly rooted in fundamental research. As of 12/31/2012, FMI manages over $15.5 billion in assets for domestic and international institutions, individual investors, and Registered Investment Advisors through separately managed accounts and the FMI Family of Funds.

Life Peer at United Kingdom House of Lords

Life Peer at United Kingdom House of Lords