Forbes |
February 11, 2016
Investors with the discipline and willingness to conduct diligent research can find attractive opportunities at the company level in Brazil...
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Forbes |
February 04, 2016
For many years, iron ore producers generally benefited from China’s industrial-led growth. However...
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Wall Street Journal |
September 15, 2015
Not satisfied with the pace of regulatory response, Brandes Investment Partners joined hands with other asset managers to develop “best practices” and industry standards within the trading community, while working with regulators and legislators.
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CNBC |
September 01, 2015
Director of Investments Louis Lau, CFA, discusses the areas with the most value potential among Chinese companies. As concerns about China’s growth dominate headlines, Mr. Lau emphasizes the importance of understanding company fundamentals when making investment decisions.
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The Globe and Mail |
August 20, 2015
Asset managers discuss factors that contributed to the recent selloff in emerging markets, including weakening currencies in some EM countries, slowing growth and sliding commodity prices.
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The Irish Times |
March 20, 2015
Serving as the Chairman of the Irish Fund of Canada, Oliver Murray, Managing Director of Portfolio Management and Client Services at Brandes, is still in touch with his Irish roots, almost three decades after he left his home country.
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Barron's |
May 10, 2014
Recent EM turmoil results in select companies dropping to what we see as unjustifiably low prices—creating value opportunities for those with the discipline to focus on fundamentals.
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