As industries and the economy evolve at a faster rate than ever before, are your equity managers’ investment approaches keeping up?
Evolutionary Tree’s founding philosophy is what we call our equation for long-term wealth creation:
Innovation + Evolution = Opportunity
We believe that an evolutionary framework to research and building portfolios is the best organizing principle for understanding changes in technologies and industries, their trajectories and trends, and their potential future path of growth and profit. We believe this approach addresses some of the increasing limitations of traditional approaches that are becoming apparent today.
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