Mark H Sullivan

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Mark H Sullivan
Wellington Management Funds
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Mark H. Sullivan, CFA, CMT, Senior Managing Director and Fixed-Income Portfolio Manager, is a portfolio manager for the Hartford World Bond Fund. As a member of the Global Bond Team, Mark focuses on alpha generation — specifically the discretionary macro alpha stream — and is responsible for the risk management process. In this role, Mark is a member of the Global Bond Risk Committee, responsible for the risk allocations across portfolios and management of aggregate portfolio risk. In addition, Mark works closely with the team’s Global Strategists to understand developments in the global cycle and identify trade opportunities to generate alpha within his risk allocation. Mark joined Wellington Management in 1999 as a project analyst in Global Relationship Management before becoming a quantitative analyst in the Fixed Income Group. He has been a member of the Global Bond team since 2002. Mark received his BA from Colgate University (1999). In addition, he holds the Chartered Financial Analyst and Chartered Market Technician designations.

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Annualised total return over 10.7 years

+3.9%

Cumulative performance (% growth)

	1 year	3 years	5 years	7 years	10 years
Mark H Sullivan	2.3	9.4	2.4	13.6	40.5
Peer Group Composite	5.5	2.0	5.6	5.4	28.9
Over / Under	-3.2	7.4	-3.2	8.2	11.6

Total return for Mark H Sullivan

Discrete calendar year performance : Mark H Sullivan

Discrete performance

	0-12m	12-24m	24-36m	36-48m	48-60m	60-72m	72-84m	84-96m	96-108m	108-120m

Mark H Sullivan	2.3	-4.3	11.2	-7.1	0.6	4.6	6.0	-7.7	28.1	4.6
Peer Group Composite	5.5	0.6	-3.9	0.2	3.4	1.7	-1.8	-3.3	27.1	-0.4
Over / Under	-3.2	-4.9	15.1	-7.3	-2.8	2.9	7.8	-4.4	1.0	5.0

Performance vs peer group composite: Mark H Sullivan

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