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Domestic Core Equity Fund - United Church Funds
A broadly diversified portfolio invested primarily in large capitalization common stock of US-headquartered corporations, this fund may also hold up to 10% of its portfolio in international stocks.

Organization Management

Xponance

Xponance is a multi-strategy firm who strives to serve as a trusted solution partner with investment excellence generated by diverse and entrepreneurial professionals. Founded in 1996, offers emerging and diverse multi-manager capabilities, as well as active and passive equity, fixed income, and alternative solutions. The firm is 100% employee owned, with 65% ownership among diverse and/or women. With approximately $15 billion in assets under management, Xponance is headquartered in Philadelphia, PA.

PGIM Quantitative Solutions

The broadly diversified portfolio, managed by PGIM Quantitative Solutions on behalf of UCF’s Domestic Core Equity Fund is invested primarily in large capitalization common stocks of US-headquartered corporations. They employ a global equity strategy for the Beyond Fossil Fuels Fund. QMA manages over $83 billion in assets for pension plans, endowments and foundations, and since 1975 has pioneered the use of advanced analytics to enhance the investment decision-making process.

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Just Investing Podcast

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Climate Action: 10 Years and Counting

UCF is dedicated to addressing the urgent need to combat the impacts of climate change. By aligning our investment strategies with sustainable practices, UCF advocates for environmental equity and promotes a just and sustainable future. Click to learn about our progress over the last ten years.

UCF Responds to Congressional Inquiry Over Responsible Investing

Reps. Jim Jordan and Thomas Massie requested information from UCF and other investors about their climate strategies, warning that collective emission reduction pledges might breach antitrust laws. In a written response, UCF defended its involvement with Climate Action 100+, emphasizing its commitment to both ESG goals and transparency. Read more.