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Victory Capital began the year with a familiar challenge: a changing pandemic that complicated our employees' safe return to the office. Still our employees' underlying energy and determination to deliver for our clients and shareholders never wavered.
Our people are a driving force behind many of the accomplishments detailed in this report, and they will help tell the story of our 2021 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Responsible Investing (RI) accomplishments.
Victory Capital is focused on creating an inclusive culture because we understand it is a crucial aspect of effective teams. Our employees come from diverse backgrounds, and it is imperative that everyone feels valued and respected at work.
We established a teambuilding platform intended to strengthen the bonds between co-workers across functional and departmental lines. Victory’s online bulletin board, Voices of Appreciation, lets Victory Capital colleagues recognize team members in other departments for their exceptional performance.
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Today’s workforce is as diverse as it has ever been, and this usually beneficial group dynamic provides many opportunities for potential conflict, shared understanding, and ongoing improvement.
In April 2021, Victory Capital proudly announced a strategic alliance with XULA, America’s only historically Black Roman Catholic university.
Our primary objective for entering into this relationship includes promoting a robust pipeline of high-quality candidates to build their careers in the investment management industry.
To put into perspective our vision of the strategic alliance we have with Xavier University of Louisiana, consider the potential impact this may have on students. Perhaps one or more of the Victory Capital Scholars, or those working on the investment fund, could become summer interns at our company.
Employee spotlight
John McCauley leads Victory Capital’s Sales and Distribution efforts in the Intermediary and Retirement channels. He has been with the firm for more than 18 years. John’s unique approach to philanthropy allowed him to create some important lessons at home.
Victory Capital encourages employees to build strong ties within their community by volunteering with local organizations to make a positive impact. Every calendar year, all full-time employees may use up to 16 hours of paid time off for community volunteer activities.
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According to the Society for Human Resource Management, employee resource groups are good for business. They can help companies achieve their diversity goals and create stronger employee connections beyond the individual affinity groups.
Learn moreEmployee spotlight
Enrique (Henry) Dominguez, Jr.
Petty Officer First Class
U.S. Navy Reserve
Henry Dominguez joined USAA® in 2013. He is a Service Specialist in Victory Capital’s Direct Investor Business. He has been deployed three times over the course of his career, twice in the last two years. He has a unique take on the meaning of military leave.
Victory Capital has long prided itself on promoting a stable work/life environment in an effort to minimize work-related stress and promote the general health and well-being of our people. This balance is an integral part of who we are.
Employee spotlight
Lela Dunlap is an Associate Portfolio Manager at Victory Capital. She is part of the Solutions team responsible for managing the firm’s asset allocation products, including target retirement and target risk funds and components of our 529 Education Savings Plan portfolios. She is a member of W@V.
In addition to the two new Investment Franchises that help us expand our ESG-related investment offering, it is noteworthy to discuss our third acquisition of 2021 in the context of innovation.
We strive to communicate with customers about the risk and suitability of the products and services we offer and inform them about available investment alternatives. We seek to disclose perceived, possible, or potential conflicts of interest in a clear and transparent manner.
Read now
The virtual interconnectedness of nearly all web-enabled devices creates potential cyber risks and ongoing challenges for financial services firms like Victory Capital. Our company takes data security seriously because it is crucial to our company’s sustainability and long-term value creation.
Read now
Successful execution of our strategic priorities helped Victory Capital earn the recognition of one of the world’s leading business publications. This recognition belongs to all of our stakeholders.We are grateful to our employees, who because of the work they do every day to deliver for our investors, helped to make this happen.
Read now
During 2021, we made a number of strategic moves that we believe improve how our company is governed. For example, we added Board-level oversight to the company’s sustainability initiatives. We created a Responsible Investing Oversight Council to help ensure that we adhere to industry best practices.
Read now
Victory Capital believes that investing in sustainable companies may improve risk-adjusted performance over time. Companies that are able to properly manage their material ESG risks (or take advantage of their specific ESG opportunities) are often more sustainable than their competitors. In some cases, they may also produce better long-term investment returns for shareholders.
THB is made up of a diverse team of investment professionals from all over the world, whose varied experiences and opinions inform their investment decisions.
THB seeks opportunities in capacity-constrained asset classes such as small- and micro-capitalization companies. The availability of third-party ESG research in these asset classes is scarce. So, THB developed a proprietary ESG rating system.
Read now
Victory Capital is focused on creating an inclusive culture because we understand it is a crucial aspect of effective teams. Our employees come from diverse backgrounds, and it is imperative that everyone feels valued and respected at work.
We established a teambuilding platform intended to strengthen the bonds between co-workers across functional and departmental lines. Victory’s online bulletin board, Voices of Appreciation, lets Victory Capital colleagues recognize team members in other departments for their exceptional performance.
Learn more
Today’s workforce is as diverse as it has ever been, and this usually beneficial group dynamic provides many opportunities for potential conflict, shared understanding, and ongoing improvement.
In April 2021, Victory Capital proudly announced a strategic alliance with XULA, America’s only historically Black Roman Catholic university.
Our primary objective for entering into this relationship includes promoting a robust pipeline of high-quality candidates to build their careers in the investment management industry.
To put into perspective our vision of the strategic alliance we have with Xavier University of Louisiana, consider the potential impact this may have on students. Perhaps one or more of the Victory Capital Scholars, or those working on the investment fund, could become summer interns at our company.
Employee spotlight
John McCauley leads Victory Capital’s Sales and Distribution efforts in the Intermediary and Retirement channels. He has been with the firm for more than 18 years. John’s unique approach to philanthropy allowed him to create some important lessons at home.
Victory Capital encourages employees to build strong ties within their community by volunteering with local organizations to make a positive impact. Every calendar year, all full-time employees may use up to 16 hours of paid time off for community volunteer activities.
Learn more
According to the Society for Human Resource Management, employee resource groups are good for business. They can help companies achieve their diversity goals and create stronger employee connections beyond the individual affinity groups.
Learn moreEmployee spotlight
Enrique (Henry) Dominguez, Jr.
Petty Officer First Class
U.S. Navy Reserve
Henry Dominguez joined USAA® in 2013. He is a Service Specialist in Victory Capital’s Direct Investor Business. He has been deployed three times over the course of his career, twice in the last two years. He has a unique take on the meaning of military leave.
Victory Capital has long prided itself on promoting a stable work/life environment in an effort to minimize work-related stress and promote the general health and well-being of our people. This balance is an integral part of who we are.
Employee spotlight
Lela Dunlap is an Associate Portfolio Manager at Victory Capital. She is part of the Solutions team responsible for managing the firm’s asset allocation products, including target retirement and target risk funds and components of our 529 Education Savings Plan portfolios. She is a member of W@V.
In addition to the two new Investment Franchises that help us expand our ESG-related investment offering, it is noteworthy to discuss our third acquisition of 2021 in the context of innovation.
We strive to communicate with customers about the risk and suitability of the products and services we offer and inform them about available investment alternatives. We seek to disclose perceived, possible, or potential conflicts of interest in a clear and transparent manner.
Read now
The virtual interconnectedness of nearly all web-enabled devices creates potential cyber risks and ongoing challenges for financial services firms like Victory Capital. Our company takes data security seriously because it is crucial to our company’s sustainability and long-term value creation.
Read now
Successful execution of our strategic priorities helped Victory Capital earn the recognition of one of the world’s leading business publications. This recognition belongs to all of our stakeholders.We are grateful to our employees, who because of the work they do every day to deliver for our investors, helped to make this happen.
Read now
During 2021, we made a number of strategic moves that we believe improve how our company is governed. For example, we added Board-level oversight to the company’s sustainability initiatives. We created a Responsible Investing Oversight Council to help ensure that we adhere to industry best practices.
Read now
Victory Capital believes that investing in sustainable companies may improve risk-adjusted performance over time. Companies that are able to properly manage their material ESG risks (or take advantage of their specific ESG opportunities) are often more sustainable than their competitors. In some cases, they may also produce better long-term investment returns for shareholders.
THB is made up of a diverse team of investment professionals from all over the world, whose varied experiences and opinions inform their investment decisions.
THB seeks opportunities in capacity-constrained asset classes such as small- and micro-capitalization companies. The availability of third-party ESG research in these asset classes is scarce. So, THB developed a proprietary ESG rating system.
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