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Nov 10, 2011

Mid-cap companies have the potential advantages of both the small- and large-cap investment universes: the growth opportunities of smaller companies with the stronger, more proven business models of larger companies. Mark Schultz and his team at the MTB Mid-Cap Growth Fund seek out mid-cap companies whose sustainable growth characteristics are not fully recognized by the market.

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Nov 29, 2010

The MTB Intermediate Term Bond Fund approaches investing utilizing a top down rigorous three-step investment process based on: the impact of the economy and the Fed’s policy on the US bond market; analysis of the return potential of various bond sectors; selection of optimal securities in the targeted sectors. With a thorough understanding of the yield curve, sector trends and individual security issuers, portfolio manager Wilmer Stith and his team focus on securities that they understand best.

US> Multi-Cap > Growth

Apr 28, 2010

Investors looking for protection of principal tend to prefer having exposure to the relative safety of bond funds. Clayton Albright, portfolio manager of the Wilmington Broad Market Bond Fund, describes his diversified approach to bond investing based on a top-down selection process in the bond sector and thorough evaluation of each individual security for its credit risk.

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Feb 12, 2016

Investing in fixed income calls for balance among securities selection, yield curve analysis and interest rate risk management. Dominick D’Eramo, portfolio manager of the Wilmington Intermediate-Term Bond Fund, and his team of researchers strive to build a portfolio of investment-grade securities using fundamental analysis at a sector level in combination with duration management and yield curve positioning.