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The Ancora Managed Account Program is designed for high-net worth individuals with a minimum of $1,000,000 to invest. Individual brokerage accounts are set up for each client and managed according to that client's specific objectives. Ancora Managed Account clients receive personalized attention and benefits, including direct access to Ancora Portfolio Managers and Research Analysts, personalized portfolio tax planning
and a competitive fee structure.
Our Equity Strategies focus
on identifying stocks with a
significant margin of safety that are trading below their
private market value. This involves analyzing potential
positions on a stock by stock basis with a focus on valuation.
We offer domestic equity strategies across the risk spectrum for
both institutional and individual investors:
Our
Fixed Income Strategy
strives
to produce well-diversified fixed income portfolio consisting of
dollar denominated, high credit quality securities. Our Fixed
Income approach centers on the management of three areas: Sector
Allocation, Credit Quality, and Duration/Maturity. In addition
to preserving the capital of our clients, the fixed income
portfolio is to provide a real return (above the rate of
inflation) over a long period of time commensurate with the risk
profile of the client. With universal access to investment
research and analytics, we differentiate ourselves and achieve
results with the way that investment research is utilized and
consistently applied. Even in the efficient and transparent
marketplace of the 21st century, we operate in, and
actively shop markets among competing dealers to add value to a
portfolio's returns.
Our Balanced
Strategies allow significant diversification across domestic
stocks and bonds. Clients may also chose to allocate their
assets across a combination of the Equity and Fixed Income
Strategies described above. Hybrid Income consist of bonds, preferred
shares, convertible securities, closed-end investment companies
which invest in these securities, and, to a minor extent, common
shares with superior dividends. Certain debt and preferred stock may be convertible
into common shares.
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