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“In the fullness of time, a competitive company producing a good or a service that is in demand should be able to generate a reasonable return – if returns are too low, competitors leave and returns normalize; if returns are too high, competitors join and returns normalize.” – Lloyd E. Rowlett
Using a fundamental, bottom-up approach, Scheer Rowlett has built a strong 26 year track record of investing in equities with a disciplined value approach. Scheer Rowlett currently manages over $2.5 billion in assets for pension plans, mutual funds, corporations, institutional, foundations and endowments.
Scheer Rowlett is part of Connor, Clark & Lunn Financial Group Ltd. (CC&L Financial Group), an independently owned multi-boutique asset management firm whose affiliates are collectively responsible for over $110 billion in assets under management on behalf of institutional, private and retail clients.
Since the inception of our investment mandate, we at Scheer Rowlett have considered Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) factors to be important in our research and due diligence process, integrating these factors into our bottom up valuations.
The Connor, Clark & Lunn Foundation commits $125,000 to provide support for Ronald McDonald House Charities Alberta, an organization that provides accommodations to families who must travel for medical treatments for their seriously sick or injured child.
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has displaced over 12 million Ukrainians, with many seeking refuge in neighbouring countries and beyond. The CC&L Foundation has stepped up to provide vital humanitarian aid.
The CC&L Foundation has donated to the Daily Bread Food Bank in Toronto for a number of years and has recently furthered support with a multi-year commitment.
The Connor, Clark & Lunn Foundation (CC&L Foundation) is pleased to announce it has donated $25,000 to the Canadian Red Cross in support of India’s relief efforts.
Through the CC&L Foundation, we have pledged $150,000 over three years as part of a partnership with the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health.