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1.    Learn more about us by visiting:
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2.    Please visit Current Openings to find out about existing opportunities

3.    To submit your resume for consideration to a specific position of interest or for future consideration, please click here.


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Are you Changing Jobs?
If you are changing jobs and have an employer-sponsored retirement plan in which you invest, consider rolling over those assets into an IRA. A rollover IRA preserves the tax-deferred status of your assets, and allows you to control and direct your investments.

Learn More about Oakmark
Selecting a mutual fund requires more than selecting an investment philosophy. Several factors distinguish The Oakmark Funds in a crowded mutual fund marketplace, including a consistent investment process, a commitment to concentrated investing, a personal investment in our own funds, and a dedication to a value investment philosophy.

To find out more about The Oakmark Funds, visit Introduction to Oakmark.

How to Roll Over Your Former Employers Plan
To roll over an account from your former employer's retirement plan, please review the IRA Disclosure Statement and Custodial Agreement, which answers questions about your rollover IRA. Next, read the to determine the fund, or funds, in which you'd like to invest. Then, complete the IRA Application and the IRA Transfer of Assets forms and send them to us. We will contact your former employer.


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