Ariel Investments' Q1 2025 portfolio shifts reveal key stake changes, highlighting confidence in top picks and a focus on long-term value amid market headwinds. See more.

John Rogers is an accomplished investor and brings a wealth of experience to small- and mid-cap value investing. Rogers founded Ariel in 1983 and has run this fund since its 1986 inception.

John Rogers is an accomplished investor and brings a wealth of experience to small- and mid-cap value investing. Rogers founded Ariel in 1983 and has run this fund since its 1986 inception.

John W. Rogers Jr. is a prominent American investor and hedge fund manager who serves as the chairman, CEO, and CIO of Ariel Investments.Rogers graduated from Princeton University in 1980 and ...

John W. Rogers Jr. had the confidence to make history at 24 years old because he was an investor at 12. As AFROTECH previously told you, it would be his father, who made the decision to ensure ...

John Rogers is an investment manager and the founder of Ariel Investments Richard has more than 30 years of experience in the financial services industry as an advisor, managing director, and ...

Ariel Investments’ 13F portfolio worth is over $11.27 billion as of Q1 2022, down from $11.86 billion the previous quarter. Some of the most notable companies to buy, according to John Rogers ...

John Rogers Jr., founder of Ariel Investments: ‘It’d be wonderful if the government could intervene backwards, and go back to the way it used to be, where the incentives for corporations were ...

John Rogers touted value stocks and Barack Obama's investing potential. The Ariel Investments CEO recalled his victory over Michael Jordan on the basketball court. Rogers praised Warren Buffett as ...

What Drives Ariel Investments’ John Rogers Rogers, a deep believer in the power of value stocks, says “It’s fun to be different,” he says. It’s been profitable, too.

John Rogers - Ariel Investments Portfolio - Q3 2024 13 Report Q/Q Comparison (John Vincent (author)) Editor's Note: This article covers one or more microcap stocks.

John Rogers is a double anomaly. At a time when investors are increasingly turning to index funds, he picks individual stocks. And at a time when the market prefers growth-oriented companies, he ...