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After a decade in which growth has significantly outperformed value, many investors are asking questions such as, “does value still work?” or “is it still relevant when innovation is driving so much growth?” Does value investing still merit a strategic allocation in client portfolios?

 

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Lewis Ratti, MBA
Senior Investment Director, Hartford Funds
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Bill Pauley, CFA
Head of Client Portfolio Manager Group - ETFs, Hartford Funds
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