Small cap companies are known for their growth potential but risks abound. Hitesh C. Patel and Paul Kleinaitis follow a systemic investment process with proprietary factors that are based on business fundamentals, valuation and investor envelop.

International investing demands discipline and a global focus. Selecting the right country is just as important as to select the right company. Martin C Schulz and his team of analysts look for countries with improving economic fundamentals first and then select companies with strong earnings growth prospects.

Successful high yield bond investing requires a thorough research process and a strict buy discipline. Ken Karwowski and Tim Compan, portfolio managers of the PNC High Yield Bond Fund, and their internal research team screen for companies that are dominant in their industries and set to generate stable free cash

Successful investing in small-cap companies requires both quantitative and qualitative analysis. The portfolio team of the PNC Multi-Factor Small Cap Growth Fund has developed a broad quantitative methodology that relies on three-level evaluation of business momentum, investor interest, and reasonable price compared to peers. With this systematic approach, the fund

While large companies are generally well followed by both analysts and investors, there is little evidence that knowing a company well will result in outperforming the market. Douglas Roman and his team of analysts at the PNC Large Cap Growth Fund follow a systematic process in identifying companies with characteristics

PNC International Equity Fund comprises both growth and value components to gain exposure to a broad swathe of complementary investment opportunities. Martin Schulz, lead portfolio manager of the growth team, seeks companies with accelerating earnings growth, strong management teams, and stable balance sheets, while the value team looks for undervalued