Publications

We have observed that U.S. small cap value stocks currently trade at attractive levels relative to both U.S. small and large cap growth stocks.

From persistently large valuation gap to elevated inflation, we believe there are reasons to remain optimistic about the long-term potential of value stocks.

The State of Value Investing

Has the 40-year fixed income party come to an end?

Over the longer term, income is the most important determinant of fixed income returns.

How being “Purpose-built for Value” makes Brandes different

How “value” fits long term investment goals

A proactive guide for Financial Advisors

A mental health checklist

The enduring value of Graham Principles

Seeing encouraging signs for value stocks

The case for “value” in a well-diversified portfolio

As markets shift, diversification has helped smooth the ride

Rising inflation and interest rates may bode well for “value”

See how “value” led following the last 14 recessions

“Value” is in the eye of the beholder

See why we believe select China-based businesses remain attractive for the long term

We consider it our job as an active value manager to distinguish potentially undervalued businesses from those that may merely be "cheap."

See why we believe non-U.S. stocks represent significantly underappreciated potential

Fundamental, research driven investing

Louis Lau, CFA, Director of Investments at Brandes Investment Partners shares his thoughts on US-China relations and investment opportunities within China

We believe diversification is key as it helps investors to improve its long-term risk/return potential.

Could inflation be a tailwind for value stocks?

Four big questions: Why? When? How? What?