The Oakmark family of mutual funds is an extension of Harris Associates’ value-focused approach to investing. For more about our selection of funds, visit Oakmark.com.
Since the formation of Harris Associates as a partnership in 1976 and straight through to today, we’ve held ourselves accountable to three enduring principles:
Throughout our history, we have implemented a consistent investment philosophy.
We are committed to using an intensive research process to identify attractive investment opportunities to meet your goals.
We are as proud of our client service as we are of our outstanding long-term investment results.
We build our portfolios based on the merits of each investment opportunity.
Businesses trading at a significant discount to our estimate of their intrinsic value
Companies expected to grow their per-share value over the long term
Executive teams that think and act like owners
Insights
Director of U.S. Research Alex Fitch writes about why the role of the ESG-conscious investor should be to balance trade-offs and make decisions that...
Insights
March 31, 2022
The ability to see through the trees is always necessary as an investor. Whether that be the headlines about supply chain, inflation, interest rate...
News
March 24, 2022
Portfolio Manager Tony Coniaris discussed the distinguishing characteristics of the firm’s value investment philosophy and process and why he is finding value in a...
News
March 12, 2022
Portfolio Manager Bill Nygren appeared on “The Investor's Podcast” to talk about the firm’s value investment philosophy and process, generalist model, and current holdings.
The team at Harris is extremely collaborative. It’s not about hierarchy—we all pitch in to get work done. Our work ethic and the way that we interact with one another are emblematic of a really healthy organization where no one feels above doing whatever is required to accomplish the client’s goals.
—Zack Weber, Chief Financial Officer
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