MULTIMEDIA CENTRE

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	What are the key principles of the Ivy investment approach that have helped protect investors’ capital in down markets while delivering better than average returns?
	When the Ivy team launched the Ivy American Class in 2008, was there any concern about the timing of opening a new fund?
	With the Ivy American Class having been recently launched, are you finding American companies to invest
	How do you factor the current economic challenges into the outlook for each of the businesses you invest in?
	Are you currently holding a sizeable cash position in the Ivy American Class?
	In 2008, Ivy Foreign Equity and Ivy Europe were recognized for their performance. Can you explain how Ivy was able to achieve this excellent relative performance?

David Arpin

David Arpin is Vice President, Investments and Co-Manager of Mackenzie Ivy Foreign Equity Fund and Ivy Global Balanced Fund and is the lead manager of Ivy American Class. He is responsible for selecting Canadian and foreign companies for these two portfolios, as well as for the “Ivy” portion of the Mackenzie Focus Canada Fund. Prior to joining Mackenzie in 2000, David spent two years at Royal & SunAlliance as a Research Analyst.

David earned an MA, Economics from Queen’s University and holds the CFA designation.

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