Marmont fails to live up to one of the hallmarks of stewardship, manager investment, to help align portfolio manager and shareholder interests. None of the firm’s assets are covered by an invested manager. A cause for concern at Marmont is its relatively inexperienced longest-tenured management. In particular, average asset-weighted tenure at the firm is only four years, a negative contributor to the rating. The Marmont roster of open-end and exchange-traded funds has had below-average risk-adjusted performance, as evidenced by its average three-year Morningstar Rating of 2.0 stars.
Marmont fails to meet industry-standard stewardship qualities, culminating in a Below Average Parent Pillar rating.