We would like to introduce to you Ariel Investments.

About Ariel
A stable perspective in a changing world

Since our founding in 1983, much has changed in the investment world, but a clear mission has consistently defined who we are and what we do.

Our patient investment philosophy

We use the market's short-term focus to uncover mispriced companies whose true value will be realized over time.

Our focus

We began as a small- and mid-cap value manager, and evolved strategically to offer three approaches - all of which seek out attractive intrinsic value through relatively concentrated portfolios.

Our culture of learning

Intensive fundamental research is essential to our proprietary investment processes. We also value the importance of learning in a broader context and are committed to promoting education and financial literacy.
Independent Thinking
John W. Rogers, Jr. on Independent Thinking
 
Lessons Learned from the Basketball Court
Lessons Learned From The Basketball Court
Learn from John W. Rogers, Jr. how he successfully applies teamwork, patience and hard work both on and off the court
High Quality Value Investing
High Quality Value Investing
Charlie Bobrinskoy discusses Ariel’s unique approach to finding high-quality companies with fortress-like balance sheets
The Ariel Advantage
The Ariel Advantage
Merrillyn Kosier on the benefits we deliver for our shareholders
Focus and Expertise
Focus and Expertise
Hear from Tim Fidler why focus is a key ingredient to Ariel’s long-term investment strategy
The Importance of Patience
The Importance of Patience
Find out from Ken Kuhrt why taking a patient approach to investing can be a winning formula
Mutual Funds 101
Mutual Funds 101
Mutual funds can seem intimidating, however Khoa Ho explains why they are more accessible than many believe
Deep Value Investing
Deep Value Investing
Learn how David Maley applies Graham and Dodd’s deep value approach to his portfolios
International and Global Investing
International and Global Investing
Meet Rupal J. Bhansali and hear her philosophy on global investing
International and Global Investing II
International and Global Investing II
Rupal J. Bhansali talks risk management and finding the blue chips of tomorrow
Our Family of Funds
Our Family of Funds
Merrillyn Kosier provides an overview of our mutual fund offerings

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