Lewis Kaufman, Artisan Partners Developing World founding portfolio manager, differentiates between multinational companies and what he describes as passport companies.
Looking Forward From the Five Year Mark—A Developing World Conversation with Lewis Kaufman and Eric Colson
Artisan Partners Developing World Team portfolio manager Lewis Kaufman and CEO Eric Colson recently sat down for an exclusive conversation surrounding the team’s differentiated approach to investing in the developing world and how it has impacted investment outcomes over its first five years.
Value Investing With Legends Podcast featuring David Samra
International Value team portfolio manager David Samra has a passion for value investing. He recently sat down with Tano Santos, the David L. and Elsie M. Dodd Professor of Finance at the Heilbrunn Center for Graham and Dodd Investing at Columbia Business School, to discuss David’s career and the past, present and future of value investing.
The case for value is not just about finding high-quality companies at discounted prices; it’s also about avoiding the herding, trend-following and crowded trades that can raise risks and lower returns for investors.
After witnessing firsthand two massive market corrections, portfolio manager Tom Reynolds discusses his acute focus on risk management and downside protection.
Can Countries Improve Their Corporate Governance Practices?
Artisan Partners International Value Team Portfolio Manager David Samra discusses whether he believes countries can improve their corporate governance standards over time.
Enhancing Fundamental Research With Analytical Tools
In addition to rigorous bottom-up research, Antero Peak Group portfolio manager Chris Smith leverages a slew of analytical tools to eliminate subjectivity and manage risk.
ESG in Emerging Markets: A Differentiated Perspective
Sustainable Emerging Markets Portfolio Manager Maria Negrete-Gruson discusses her team’s differentiated perspective on identifying ESG opportunities in emerging economies.
As emerging market economies evolve, so do the most attractive long-term investments. The Artisan Partners Sustainable Emerging Markets Team discusses where investors should look for new opportunities.
Portfolio Manager Maria Negrete-Gruson explains how the sustainability of a company's earnings goes hand-in-hand with its environmental, social and corporate governance factors.
Country risk assessments must be as dynamic as the countries they measure. The Artisan Partners Sustainable Emerging Markets Team elaborates on how it factors country risk into its investment process.
In an age of readily available digital data, does travel still provide worthwhile investing insights? Artisan Sustainable Emerging Markets team shares its take on the role travel plays in its approach to finding sustainable growth opportunities in emerging markets.
How Globalization and Global Trade Impact Emerging Markets
Adaptation is imperative for emerging markets companies. Portfolio manager Maria Negrete-Gruson shares why she believes globalization inevitably leads to readjustment.
Corporate Governance Considerations in Emerging Markets
Why is corporate governance such a critical consideration in emerging markets investing? Artisan Sustainable Emerging Markets team shares its thoughts.
Are Negative Screens Valuable in Emerging Markets Investing?
Negative screens can be a valuable tool in identifying sustainable growth opportunities in emerging markets—but they offer some downside, too. The Sustainable Emerging Markets team elaborates on its view.
Antero Peak Group portfolio manager Chris Smith discusses the opportunities his team is finding thanks to the rising importance of the Internet of things (IoT).
