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Sterling Capital

Sterling Capital

Investments

Mutual Funds

Sterling Capital Funds span a variety of asset classes. They each have different strategies, features, terms, fees and risk factors.

ETFs

Exchange-Traded Funds offer you long-term appreciation including diverse-owned and U.S. large and mid-cap-focused strategies.

SMAs

Separately Managed Accounts give you diversification like mutual funds - you own the securities as opposed to a single fund.

Advisory Solutions

Sterling Capital's Advisory Solutions Team provides customized multi-asset class models for financial professionals and institutional clients.

Sterling Capital

Sterling Capital Management is driven to deliver what matters most to our clients.

1970

Established

$71B

USD in AUM + AUA
As of 12.31.2022

6

Distinctive
Investment Teams

180

Teammates

Sterling Capital

Recent Insights

03.24.2023

Sterling Capital Equity Income Fund receives two 2022 Lipper Fund Awards

Sterling Capital Management is delighted to announce that our flagship Equity Income Fund received two Lipper Awards in the March 23, 2023 a...

03.23.2023 • Andrew Richman, CTFA

Fed Raises 25 Basis Points but Downshifts Additional Policy Hikes

The Federal Reserve (Fed) continued their hiking campaign by lifting rates up another 25 basis points (bps) to a range of 4.75%-5.00%. The F...

03.13.2023

Press Release: Leadership Updates

Scott Haenni named CEO of Sterling Capital Management effective March 31, 2023. Alex McAlister will transition to the role of President Eme...

03.01.2023

The Lead - "Dividend Investors Having Their Cake and Eating It, Too"

- We define and discuss how dividend payout ratios can impact earnings growth. - We highlight a study that shows companies that pay out mor...

02.03.2023

The Lead - Dividends Shined in 2022

- In May 2021, we began discussing the importance of dividend-paying stocks and those that raise their dividends as interest rates and infla...

02.03.2023 • Andrew Richman, CTFA

Powell’s Disinflation Comments Surprise

While The Federal Reserve (Fed), as expected, once again reduced their pace of rate hikes from 50 to 25 basis points, the market’s real fo...

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