Good afternoon. Thanks for taking the time to listen to our quarterly earnings call. Last quarter, I highlighted our success is on a variety of fronts, which included improving performance and our U.S. value strategies, the soft close of our SmallCap strategy, and our best quarterly institutional sales performance since 2016. This quarter, I'm very pleased to report good progress with our new mandates one and funded in the first half of the year, continued performance improvements across our U.S. value strategies, solid year-to-date performance in our multi-asset strategies, the launch of two new mutual funds, and an improving new business pipeline for Westwood wealth, along with the rollout of a new client portal to better serve our wealth clients. Following our board's regular capital allocation review, we've increased our regular quarterly dividend after paying both a regular dividend and special dividend last quarter. Our history of maintaining a strong balance sheet with no debt, along with growing cash generation allows us to boost our dividend payouts and enhance shareholder returns, while continuing to invest in our core business. Now let's turn to our investment and asset flow performance. Markets were mixed during the third quarter as crosscurrents between economic data and rising Coronavirus caseloads impacted areas of the market differently. Investor anxiety led to declines across all U.S. value indices, while the S&P 500 continued its stretch of quarterly positive returns despite its September decline, its worst monthly returns since March of last year. Smaller cap and value oriented stocks fell, while some more defensive and secular growth areas rose. On the fixed income side, rates both declined and rallied over the quarter leaving many investment grade returns in negative territory. While high-yield securities eked out small gains. The decline in interest rates after one of the largest quarter-to-quarter increases in rates. Combined with fears of peak growth and rising inflation caused the growth style to nearly erase its relative year-to-date performance deficit relative devalue. Our large cap strategy outperform the Russell 1000 Value Index for the quarter. Several large cap clients rebalance their internal allocations to reduce equity exposure. Our mutual fund WHGLX landed in the top 26% of large value funds for the quarter and remains a four-star rated fund in Morningstar. Its longer-term Morningstar rankings also remain competitive and relative to institutional peers. It scored on the top 36% of the investment universe. Our SMidCap strategy outperformed its index the Russell 2500 Value by over 180 basis points and enjoyed net inflows as clients added to their accounts. For the quarter our mutual fund WHGMX ranked in the top 24% of Morningstar and our institutional strategy ranked in the top 18% among investment peers. In SmallCap, we finished just behind the Russell 2000 Value Index for the quarter, as volatility and MEME stocks, biotechnology and energy securities impacted performance. With the recent reconstitution of the Russell indices, much of the benchmark consists of securities that fail our high quality criteria requirements, but whose price volatility often impacts relative performance. SmallCap had negative quarterly net flows as clients reduced their asset allocations in the SmallCap category. On the positive side, many new SmallCap mandates one earlier in the year have now funded and this is beginning to show up in revenues, cash flow and profitability. The fourth quarter is off to a good start for the SmallCap team, and we look forward to closing out the year with improved, absolute, and relative performance. Finally, the all cap team beat the Russell 3000 Value Index by nearly 150 basis points, and ranked in the 14th percentile among investment institutional peers for the quarter. In summary, consultants and allocators are clearly interested in value as shifting market dynamics may warrant repositioning from growth towards value. Nuances between investing in mispriced, undervalued securities, and simply buying statistically cheap companies will continue to be critical on the value area. More important than simply allocating to value or growth is the role of active management and bottom up stock picking. As returns generated through factors selection have diminished idiosyncratic outcomes often drive returns and quality fundamentals become more important. For multi-asset groups largest strategy, income opportunity remains ahead of its benchmark of 40% S&P 500, 60% Bloomberg Barclays Aggregate Bond Index year-to-date. Despite trailing the benchmark this quarter. The team strong year-to-date record gain them a 30th percentile ranking in the Morningstar 30% to 50% equity category, a 20th percentile ranking for trailing three and five years and a 14th percentile ranking for the trailing 10-year period. We're excited to share our message with prospects as we continue to improve our process and outcomes. Our mutual funds total return ticker WLVIX and high income ticker WHGHX also trailed their blended benchmarks this past quarter, but like income opportunity remain ahead on a trailing one-year basis. We're very pleased that these strategies generated positive quarterly flows driven primarily by strong sales performance by our intermediary team. Our alternative income mutual fund ticker WMNIX improved its solid track record with positive absolute performance for the quarter and posted a very strong ninth percentile ranking in Morningstar's relative value arbitrage category. Lastly, our systematic SmallCap growth strategy continues to outperform beating its benchmark Russell 2000 Growth Index by 368 basis points this quarter and it's now nearly 900 basis points ahead year-to-date. Head of our Multi-Asset team has spent years developing an investment process capable of delivering outperformance across market cycles and we're very enthusiastic about this investment process as we consider other asset strategies that could benefit from it. As markets continue to evolve, allocators search for ways to overcome today's challenges in fixed income, where low rates and tight spreads minimize return potential without the lower correlations of the past. We've created a continuum of Multi-Asset solutions to deploy within asset allocation strategies. In the coming year, we’re planning a targeted reintroduction of our Multi-Asset solutions on the institutional side and expect to gain traction in the intermediary space where strategies are four and five star rated. Shifting to institutional and intermediary sales. As I noted earlier, several clients rebalance their portfolios to reduce exposure to equities during the quarter, which resulted in $226 million of net outflows. Beyond the normal course of rebalancing, we’re pleased to see several strategies with positive net flows including SMidCap, income opportunity, alternative income, high income and total return. At the end of the quarter, we launched two new mutual funds, Westwood Quality AllCap Fund, ticker WQAIX and Westwood Systematic SmallCap Growth, ticker WSCIX. The AllCap strategy has been around for a long time, and we were pleased to move one of our long-term clients into the new fund. Consultants who have a buy rating for the strategy have advised us that they have a pipeline of small clients appropriate for the fund. We look forward to expanding these discussions as the fund track record grows. The Systematic SmallCap Growth mutual fund is based on a process developed over many years by the head of our Multi-Asset team. The mutual fund provides us with a platform on which to build a track record in SmallCap Growth, which has enjoyed nice flows over the past several years. In some ways, the third quarter represented a pause from the pace of prior quarters. However, strong net sales gains have been achieved this year thanks to execution of our distribution, and product alignment strategy in the intermediary and institutional channels. Client retention has been strong as this quarters outflows were dominated by client rebalancing away from an overweight in equities, we continue to leverage our strong client relationships and focus new business sales on strategies with approved consultant and platform relationships. Our Institutional sales team has shifted its focus to SMidCap with the soft close of SmallCap and has some exciting opportunities on the horizon. Intermediary team is focused on our Multi-Asset platform, especially alternative income and income opportunity, now approaching a three year track record under our Multi-Asset team. Overall, the pipeline is well balanced with opportunities spread among strategies and across timelines from early to late stage. Turning to wealth management, performance of our wealth management strategies were mixed this quarter. Dividend Select which focuses on domestic higher dividend paying investments outperformed the Russell 1000 Value Index by over 100 basis points. Select Equity which aims for tax efficient outcomes lag the Russell 3000 Index as its inclusion of foreign domiciled ADRs to produce a more well-rounded portfolio caused it to underperform a U.S. Centric Index. High Alpha took a breather this quarter and lag the same index. High Alpha remains ahead of the index year-to-date, and since its inception in March of last year, many of our wealth clients filed for extensions for their tax returns, triggering larger than normal tax payments this time of year. These payments along with some account closures resulted in outflows for the wealth channel. Our team has continued to enhance their servicing and business development efforts to manage flows and reach new clients. Dallas and Houston have attractive pipelines that should result in meaningful inflows well into the next year. Our service offerings such as financial planning, assistance and state planning, with Westwood Trust, serving as trustee for families are attractive to our clients and prospects. Clients like the access to private equity funds that we provide as well as investing in our own strategies including credit opportunities, income opportunity, High Alpha and SmallCap growth. The ability of clients to obtain a friction free loan against their securities portfolios via Westwood Private Bank has proven beneficial in strengthening client relations and delivering attentive high quality service. We began rolling out our new portal with InvestCloud to clients with a mobile app for the iPhone and iPad on its way this coming quarter. We have all the tools needed for a vibrant wealth management business with an expanded holistic Wealth Management offering, including complex financial planning, estate planning, access to our private banking partner, alternative investment opportunities, and a new digital client portal. We're excited to be in Texas, especially in Dallas, in Houston, where the demographics suggest continued population migration and economic expansion in the years ahead. We're ready to take all that we've built over the past few years to market and grow our wealth business. On the expense side, we've continued to reduce expenses wherever possible and have taken decisive actions, such as last year's outsourcing of our equity trading to Northern Trust. We're pleased to report that this relationship has progressed well and one of our former traders has integrated fully into the Northern Trust platform in Chicago, while remaining our primary daily resource. Our portfolio managers are happy with the new arrangement and Westwood achieving close to $1 million in savings per year. As we move forward, we expect to see our Multi-Asset team leveraging more than Northern Trust trading team in fixed income and other products that we will develop in the years ahead. Also this month, we successfully completed a proxy solicitation process with our mutual fund shareholders. And we'll move our mutual fund family from the current administrator to ultimate fund solutions effective November 1. This project started last year and has taken considerable time and effort. But we expect net savings will accrue to both Westwood shareholders and our mutual fund shareholders as a result. Westwood is paying all costs related to the fund reorganization totaling approximately $700,000 in 2021. Following the reorganization, we expect to achieve cost reductions of approximately $1 million per year split between mutual fund shareholders in the form of a reduced expense ratio, and Westwood in the form of higher effective fees earned. In summary, while asset flows have slowed from second quarter strong levels, we're pleased with our value team's performance improvements. And with Multi-Asset holding its year-to-date rankings and strong star ratings. We've launched new mutual funds and the pipeline and our institutional and wealth groups is healthy. We continue to work hard for our shareholders to grow top line revenue, reduce expenses, improve investment performance, and deliver exceptional client service. We've increased our dividend and bought back stock to enhance our shareholder returns. We're excited to see how this year finishes up and look forward with confidence to the year ahead. I'll now turn the call over to our CFO, Terry Forbes.
