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1 Global Volatility and Opportunity with Southeastern’s Portfolio Managers 47:41
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe unprecedented situation with COVID-19 has resulted in dramatic volatility across all global markets. Southeastern's portfolio managers share their current thoughts, while recognizing that the situation is changing every day. In this episode, Mason Hawkins (Chairman and Co-PM of Global, Non-US, US Large Cap and US Small Cap), Staley Cates (Vice-Chairman and Co-PM of Global, Non-US, US Large Cap and US Small Cap), Ross Glotzbach (CEO and Co-PM of Global, Non-US, US Large Cap and US Small Cap), Ken Siazon (PM of Asia Pacific and Co-PM of Non-US) and Josh Shores (Co-PM of Non-US) discuss the expected near-term impact of COVID-19 and resulting market volatility on our portfolios, as well as our long-term outlook for the opportunity that we believe this volatility will create.…
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1 Melco: Lawrence Ho on Geopolitics, Volatility and Opportunity in Asia 56:07
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSoutheastern’s Asia Pacific Co-PMs Ken Siazon and Manish Sharma interview Lawrence Ho, CEO and Chairman of Melco International and Melco Resorts. They cover a range of topics, starting with the history of Melco, the evolution of the Melco-Crown relationship over time and lessons learned from Lawrence’s father and industry legend, Stanley Ho. They go on to discuss cycles of volatility in Macau, the opportunity in Japan, the impact of geopolitics and macro factors on Melco and its share price and his outlook for Melco’s growth in Macau, amid pending license renewals and infrastructure improvements. They end with a lightning round of questions that gives insight to how Lawrence Ho thinks about the most important topics – ranging from EBITDA growth to his preference for sushi vs. dim sum.…
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1 FedEx: Fred Smith and Alan Graf on E-Commerce, Global Trade and Opportunity 1:04:24
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode, our Vice-Chairman Staley Cates interviews FedEx’s CEO and Founder Fred Smith and EVP and CFO Alan Graf. They discuss the evolution and growth of e-commerce, the opportunity it presents for FedEx and how the company has positioned itself strategically to take advantage; why Amazon will never “kill FedEx”; the demise of the US Postal Service; the two-player US parcel market (FedEx and UPS) and why FedEx has a better mousetrap; the long-term expected benefits of the TNT acquisition for FedEx’s intercontinental business, despite recent short-term pain; the negative impact of Trump’s trade wars; FedEx’s unique dashboard on the world economy; management’s top three objectives for the business and management succession planning.…
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1 Will Thorndike on CNX, Outsiders and Private Equity 38:21
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedCEO and Head of Research Ross Glotzbach and Vice-Chairman Staley Cates interview Will Thorndike, author of The Outsiders – Eight Unconventional CEOs and Their Radically Rational Blueprint for Success and Chairman of CNX Resources. They discuss progress at CNX, whether energy companies can be considered “good businesses”, the importance of a capital allocation mindset in commodity businesses, frothiness in the private equity world and the characteristics and long-lasting benefits of “Outsiders” in the US and overseas.…
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1 Live from Omaha: International Value with FEG, Southeastern and Evermore 58:20
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode, we share excerpts from a panel on International Value Investing that Southeastern co-hosted with Evermore Global Advisors in Omaha around the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting. Moderated by Greg Dowling from Fund Evaluation Group, Southeastern’s Josh Shores and Evermore’s David Marcus discuss their definition of “value”, the importance of engaging with management and having a local network and the bottom-up opportunity set outside the U.S. today.…
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1 Prem Watsa – Insights on Investing, Underwriting and the Importance of Culture 48:20
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedVice-Chairman Staley Cates interviews Prem Watsa, Chairman and CEO of Fairfax Financial Holdings. They discuss surviving a short attack, Fairfax’s long-term investment track record, underwriting history and unique culture, and Prem’s view on private equity, active vs. passive and value investing.
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Southeastern’s leaders from three generations discuss succession planning and remaining engaged at the firm.
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Josh Shores and John Woodman discuss the opportunity for our management team to unlock what we feel is hidden value in European conglomerates.
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The Price-to-Value Podcast with Southeastern Asset Management
Our Global Investment Team discusses the case for active, long-term value investing in a short-term, momentum-driven environment.
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1 The Potential Impact of Tariffs and Trade Wars 25:12
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedOur Global Investment Team discusses tariffs and how a potential trade war may impact our portfolios.
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Our Global Investment Team discusses the evolution of the media and telecom industries.
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1 Welcome to The Price-to-Value Podcast with Southeastern Asset Management 1:12
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedConversations with the Global Investment Team at Southeastern Asset Management, leaders in long-term, concentrated, engaged, value investing since 1975.
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