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Global Growth Equity Team

Designed to Capture Growth Early and Drive Alpha Through Stock Selection

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Our global growth equity team constructs portfolios of diverse holdings by identifying and investing in companies demonstrating improving business fundamentals. We believe robust research capabilities and rigorous fundamental analysis with a strict buy/sell discipline will help us achieve our goal of excess returns over many types of market environments.

60+ Investment Professionals¹ ¹As of 12/31/2024
$111B+ Assets Under Management¹
20+ Years Average Industry Experience¹
1971 Discipline Inception

Compelling Growth Opportunities

Portfolios that provide growth opportunities by investing in companies with improving fundamentals in market segments around the world. Many portfolios also incorporate sustainability considerations.

Multi-Faceted Investment Process

Our global growth investment teams implement rigorous processes that favor companies at stock price inflection points, with earnings acceleration and overall improvement in underlying business characteristics.

Alpha Through Stock Selection

Our disciplined fundamental research and rigorous stock selection aims to deliver strong risk-adjusted returns, and consistent return profiles over many types of market environments.

Global Growth Equity Strategies

Global Focus

Emerging Markets

A pure-play strategy seeking to invest in all-cap, emerging markets companies exhibiting accelerating earnings growth.

Emerging Markets Small Cap

A pure-play, small cap strategy seeking to invest in emerging market companies (generally $500m-$5b) exhibiting accelerating earnings growth.

Emerging Markets Sustainable Impact

A strategy seeking to invest in growing, emerging market companies that are generating positive social and environmental impact and returns.

Global Concentrated Growth

A high-conviction strategy seeking to invest in a select group of global growth companies (in developed and emerging markets) with improving fundamentals and accelerating growth.

Global Growth (MSCI ACWI)

The strategy invests primarily in large-cap companies located in developed and emerging markets including the U.S. with improving fundamentals and accelerating growth.

Global Growth (MSCI World)

The strategy invests primarily in large-cap companies located in developed and emerging markets including the U.S. with improving fundamentals and accelerating growth.

Global Small Cap

The strategy invests in small cap companies located in developed (including the United States) and emerging markets.

Health Care Impact Equity

The strategy invests in innovative health care companies that we believe can help the portfolio achieve long-term capital growth and create a positive societal impact.


Non-U.S. Focus

Non-U.S. Concentrated Growth

The strategy invests in a select group of non-U.S. companies in developed and emerging markets, with growth characteristics not reflected in the stock price.

Non-U.S. Growth

The strategy invests in non-U.S. companies, primarily in developed markets, with accelerating and sustainable growth characteristics and earnings power not reflected in the stock price.

Non-U.S. Growth (MSCI ACWI ex-U.S.)

The strategy invests in non-U.S. companies in developed markets, with accelerating and sustainable growth characteristics and earnings power not reflected in the stock price.

Non-U.S. Growth (MSCI EAFE Only)

The strategy invests in non-U.S. companies in developed markets, with accelerating and sustainable growth characteristics and earnings power not reflected in the stock price.

Non-U.S. Small Cap

The strategy invests in small cap companies located in developed and emerging markets outside of the United States.


U.S. Focus

U.S. Focused Dynamic Growth

The strategy seeks to invest in companies that we believe are capable of sustaining high growth rates and that have a competitive advantage demonstrated by higher profitability.

U.S. Large Cap Growth

U.S. Large Cap Growth is a bottom-up, risk-aware strategy that seeks to invest in companies demonstrating improving fundamentals.

U.S. Large Cap Quality Growth

The strategy seeks to invest in highly profitable, large cap companies with the capacity for future growth.

U.S. Opportunistic Mid Cap Growth

This strategy is a thematic growth portfolio designed to help build capital over time through investments in growing mid-sized companies.

U.S. Premier Large Cap Growth

The strategy seeks growth by investing in highly profitable, large-cap companies with the capacity for future growth.

U.S. Small Cap Growth

Seeks to identify companies, primarily in the U.S., with small market capitalization that are exhibiting accelerating and sustainable business improvement.

U.S. Sustainable Large Cap Core

We seek to invest in large cap companies (sustainability leaders) with improving business fundamentals and sustainable corporate behaviors to deliver competitive long-term financial returns.

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The portfolio managers use a variety of analytical research tools and techniques to help them make decisions about buying or holding issuers that meet their investment criteria and selling issuers that do not. In addition to fundamental financial metrics, the portfolio managers may also consider environmental, social, and/or governance (ESG) data to evaluate an issuer's sustainability characteristics. However, the portfolio managers may not consider ESG data with respect to every investment decision and, even when such data is considered, they may conclude that other attributes of an investment outweigh sustainability-related considerations when making decisions. Sustainability-related characteristics may or may not impact the performance of an issuer or the strategy, and the strategy may perform differently if it did not consider ESG data. Issuers with strong sustainability-related characteristics may or may not outperform issuers with weak sustainability-related characteristics. ESG data used by the portfolio managers often lacks standardization, consistency, and transparency, and may not be available, complete, or accurate. Not all American Century investment strategies incorporate ESG data into the process.