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Sanders Capital
Sanders Capital is an institutional asset manager founded by John W.
Sanders Capital
Portfolio management team with decades of experience in investment research and value-oriented portfolio management. | Sanders Capital, LLC is a global investment manager with $122 billion in assets under management as of December 31, 2025. It is led by individuals with many decades of experience in investment research and value-oriented portfolio management disciplines. Sanders Capital is a signatory to the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI).
General information
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Asset Manager
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Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Sanders Capital?
John W. Rogers Jr. serves as CEO and CIO, guiding the firm's value-oriented equity strategy. He also founded Ariel Investments, but Sanders Capital operates as a separate entity.
How does Sanders Capital source investment ideas?
The firm uses bottom-up fundamental research to identify undervalued large-cap U.S. equities. It focuses on companies with strong balance sheets and competitive advantages, as per its disclosed holdings (public filings).
Is Sanders Capital related to Ariel Investments?
Yes, both firms were founded by John W. Rogers Jr. However, Sanders Capital is a distinct entity with its own investment team, client base, and separate SEC registration.
What investment stages does Sanders Capital target?
The firm targets large-cap public equities in the U.S. market, with a value investing style. It does not engage in venture capital or private equity.
Which sectors does Sanders Capital focus on?
Based on public filings, the firm has held positions in financials (e.g., JPMorgan Chase), healthcare (e.g., Pfizer), and consumer goods. Sector focus may evolve over time.
Does Sanders Capital disclose its AUM?
No. The firm does not publicly report AUM or client roster, making its scale difficult to assess from public sources.
What is Sanders Capital's known posture on co-investments?
The firm appears to operate as a traditional institutional asset manager, not as a co-investment platform. It likely charges management fees based on AUM rather than participating in special purpose vehicles.
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