Cortina Small Cap Opportunity Strategy Closed



Cortina Asset Management, a small cap investment firm with multiple strategies focused on capturing emerging and established growth leaders, has announced the closure of its Small Cap Opportunity product to new relationships. Limiting the total amount of assets under management will offer the portfolio management team the flexibly to select attractive investments for the strategy.

John Potter and Tom Eck have jointly managed the Cortina Small Cap Opportunity strategy for institutional and high net worth clients since the product's inception in July 2004. The investment philosophy and process are directed at companies with unique "franchise" characteristics that suggest consistent revenue growth generation and above average cash flow margins. "We are committed to driving performance for our existing customers. Today's action helps preserve our ability to exploit the opportunities we see in the marketplace," said John Potter.

"Cortina's investment research and management process have led to today's milestone," said Byron Roth, Roth Capital's chairman and CEO. Roth Capital, an independently-owned investment bank, has a minority ownership in Cortina. "Filling the strategy's roster with long term clients and partners has exceeded our initial growth expectations."

Cortina Asset Management, based in Milwaukee, is a small cap investment firm with two primary investment strategies -- the Cortina Small Cap Growth strategy and the Cortina Small Cap Opportunity strategy. For information about Cortina Asset Management, visit www.cortinaassetmanagement.com.





Cortina Small Cap Opportunity Strategy Closed