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Active, Fundamental Risk Management Organizational Level Investment Oversight Committee: monitors exposures across multiple strategies Conservative business management of the firm Team approach Co-investment Portfolio Level Margin of safety** is primary risk control Further considerations Correlation risk Liquidity Diversification Intrinsic value estimates Security Level Intrinsic value estimate* considers a spectrum of risks Company-level risks Business, balance sheet, corporate governance and regulatory risk Macro-level risks Sensitivity to economic or specific cycles and events Foreign exchange Screening Level Seeks to find compelling areas and avoid expensive ones using global insights *Intrinsic value estimates can change over time. **The margin of safety for any security is defined as the discount of its market price to what the firm believes is the intrinsic value of that security. Diversification does not assure a profit or protect against loss in a declining market.