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In our more than 20 years developing risk-managed, downside-first investment strategies, Frontier Asset Management has also developed our own way of viewing and evaluating the world around us. We share our knowledge and perspectives to help you make informed, well-rounded decisions for your clients and for your business.
Why active management is earning its keep
As indexes grow more concentrated in a handful of stocks, active managers like First Eagle Global are proving the value of true diversification.
June 2024 Capital Markets Perspective
European Central Bank cuts interest rates. The Bank of Canada has also recently cut rates. Read more in out June Capital Markets Perspective.
Tax code changes
I’m a lifelong Dallas Cowboys football fan. I come by it naturally, having been born and raised in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Back in 1985, the Cowboys were about to play the Chicago Bears – who had one of the greatest defenses of all time. I remember Cowboy coach and legend Tom Landry being interviewed […]
Ep 27: Rich Pzena – Opportunities in value investing
I have been waiting a long time to host a quality podcast about value investing. As most of you know, the investment world has been dominated by growth and technology themes over the last 2 years. But how does that leave the rest of the investable universe? Value stocks, small stocks, international stocks, and especially emerging markets stocks have been left behind by a very narrow thematic flow of capital to just seven stocks. Are value stocks and value themes now a bargain here? Is international investing still relevant? And where can investors look for future outsized returns? These are just a few of the topics that we will uncover.
To answer these questions, I am honored to have had the opportunity to interview the value investing icon Rich Pzena. Rich is the founder of Pzena Investment Management, is an icon in value investing circles, and is a wealth of wisdom and personality.
May 2024 Capital Markets Perspective
Most markets fell during April, as investors digested a steady stream of inflation, wage growth, and employment data that once again dashed hopes for near term rate cuts. However, it was a strong month of relative performance for Frontier’s strategies. What asset classes gave Frontier strategies a boost in April? Find out more in our latest commentary by Cliff Stanton.
Stuck in a growth plateau? Embrace a growth mindset.
Throughout my career, I’ve seen a recurring pattern across different people and contexts – whether it’s friends, family, employees, companies, or the financial advisors we work with. It seems like many people (or companies) hit a growth plateau after achieving initial success. They find themselves unsure how to keep the momentum going and push forward. […]
A zebra in lion country
In 1999, famed investor Ralph Wanger penned “A Zebra in Lion Country.” The premise of this little book is that incentives for clients, advisors, and investment managers promote a run-with-the-herd mentality, encouraging conformity by owning similar assets and adhering to ride the market. Straying from the pack and being different is viewed as risky or […]
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