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Bridgeway Capital has a corporate policy of donating half of its profits to charity.
The Bridgeway Foundation played a significant role in bringing Dominic Anguyn, a general in the Lord's Resistance Army, to trial at The Hague.
Bridgeway Capital's compensation structure results in a pay ratio where the highest-paid employee earns approximately seven times the salary of the lowest-paid employee.
Bridgeway Capital's blue chip strategy caps the maximum weight of any single stock at approximately 4%.
Bridgeway Capital's research indicates that for companies with high intangible capital intensity, such as those in pharma or AI, the "sentiment" factor is a stronger predictor of future returns.
Bridgeway Capital's Global Opportunities fund is constructed to be neutral to sectors, countries, and certain factors like book value.
John Montgomery states that fees in the asset management industry are less than half of what they were approximately 12 years ago.
Bridgeway Capital's blue chip strategy invests in the top 35-36 mega-cap companies and rebalances the portfolio quarterly on a roughly equal-weighted basis.
Over its 31-year history, Bridgeway Capital has donated tens of millions of dollars to charitable organizations.
Bridgeway Capital took three years to reach break-even, which was two years longer than the one-year projection in its original business plan.
The Bridgeway Foundation, the primary recipient of Bridgeway Capital's donations, focuses its mission on ending genocide and preventing war atrocities.
The Bridgeway Foundation has partnered with Howard Buffett's philanthropic organization on projects in Ukraine, including providing generators, facilitating grain exports, and documenting war crimes.