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More than 300 equity investment professionals around the world pursue independent research and investment approaches, while tapping colleagues worldwide in a highly communicative environment. We believe this combination of autonomy and collaboration is a powerful advantage when investing in the vast global equity markets.
Local knowledge, global reach
We believe that thorough understanding of a region makes us better investors. Members of our global equity research and investment team live, work, and travel around the world, seeking broader insight and deeper knowledge.
Diversity of thought
Having a variety of perspectives helps generate new ideas, encourage sound investment decisions, and may mitigate risk. We believe our clients may benefit from our ability to consider a range of worldviews spanning age, gender, and culture.
Collaboration is a shared value
We believe that exchanging and debating ideas puts risks and opportunities into clearer focus and generates a wider range of ideas. We work interdependently, leveraging each other’s insights and always remembering that better client results are the collective goal.
Communication and research
Portfolio managers and analysts regularly participate in our daily global Morning Meeting, travel to speak with companies around the world, and welcome company management teams to onsite meetings at Wellington.
In-depth, proprietary research drives our active approach to sector investing. Over 50 seasoned global industry analysts are the heart of this multidimensional effort, which includes single- and multi-sector strategies. Many of our global industry analysts build entire careers following one industry, deepening their knowledge of companies over time and using a global perspective to more fully understand secular trends and cyclical shifts.
Featured video: Learn more about how our global industry analysts conduct research and invest on behalf of our clients.
This is not an all-inclusive list of strategies that may be offered. Investments involve risks including possible loss of principal. This is not to be construed as investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Please review important Investment Risks & Definitions.
Wellington clients can invest in many of our investment approaches through separate accounts and an array of funds. For more information about investing in a separate account or US fund, please contact us.
All figures are for the Wellington Management Group of companies as of 31 December 2025.
Our actively managed equity approaches span disciplines, geographies, industries, market capitalizations, and styles in order to meet our clients’ objectives.
We use systematic analysis to detect and exploit factors that influence equity prices.
Chart in focus: Balancing risk and reward with hybrid capital
Portfolio Manager Noah Atlas explains why hybrid capital may offer an attractive alternative to both stocks and corporate bonds in a time when both bond yields and equity valuations are high.
When market cycles create opportunity: a value investor’s perspective
Equity Portfolio Manager Stefan Brugger, Equity Analyst Felix Schroeder and Investment Specialist Fred Owens-Powell discuss why the changing market regime may favour active value investors.
Can infrastructure investors pair growth and stability?
Global Industry Analyst Tom Levering and Investment Director Joy Perry discuss why investors in infrastructure do not need to choose between growth and stability and how to seek exposure to both.
Monthly Market Review — August 2026
A monthly update on equity, fixed income, currency, and commodity markets.
Asia's rising role in the global AI build-out
The narrative around artificial intelligence (AI) has, until now, been largely driven by a handful of US names that are now commonplace in most households — the hyperscalers and the model developers racing to the next breakthrough. But as Portfolio Manager Yash Patodia explains, for those investors willing to look further along the value chain, a quieter, arguably more durable story may be unfolding.
Band-aids, bazookas, and boomerangs: Equity investing in a volatile US rate regime
With fiscal pressures and Treasury-market fragilities keeping bond yields volatile, Macro Strategist Juhi Dhawan outlines implications for equity investors.
AI stocks after the sell-off: why the long-term investment case may remain intact
Portfolio Manager Yash Patodia shares his perspectives on why recent volatility may be a positioning-driven unwind — not a broken thesis — and where selective, long-term opportunities are emerging across semiconductors and the wider AI value chain.
Corporate governance: still a key driver for Japanese equities
Macro Strategist Nicolas Wylenzek and ESG Analyst Calista Lee explore how ongoing corporate governance remains a key driver of Japanese equities and set out key implications for investors.
Rapid fire questions with Naveen Venkataramani on Asian quality dividends (Part 2)
Not all dividend stocks are created equal. Equity Portfolio Manager Naveen Venkataramani explains how the team identifies quality dividend companies across Asia, the high-conviction opportunities that stand out today, and the key risks on the horizon.
Pricing power: a growing differentiator among European equities
Equity Portfolio Manager Thomas Horsey, Investment Director Alex Davis and Investment Specialist Arthur Lui examine why pricing power is becoming a growing differentiator among European equities.
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