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Dissecting the US and non-US investing environment, disaggregating what passive vehicles truly own, considering AI along a continuum, and an update on value investing in an inflationary world. Portfolio managers Dan O’Keefe and Mike McKinnon discussed these noteworthy topics during the Artisan Partners Investment Forum.

 

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0:00

Introductions

1:54

A Caricature of Value Investing

7:18

Team Structure: Results over Efficiency

11:45

Debating Engagement

17:31

Then and Now—Net Zero and Inflation

21:38

Non-US Opportunity Set

27:10

The US Advantage

32:40

Why Active Management?

37:05

AI—Profit Asymmetry

41:46

Is it Good to be Family Owned?

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The holdings mentioned comprised the following percentages of a representative account within the Artisan Global Value Composite’s total net assets as of 31 March 2024: Heidelberg Materials AG 4.9%, Samsung Electronics Co Ltd 4.7%, Elevance Health Inc 4.4%, Danone SA 4.1%, Alphabet Inc 4.1%, Meta Platforms Inc 4.0%, Novartis AG 4.2%, Shell PLC 3.3%, UBS Group AG 2.9%, Heineken NV 2.3%, Alibaba Group Holding Ltd 1.9%, TotalEnergies SE 1.6%;  and of a representative account within the Artisan Select Equity Composite’s total net assets as of 31 March 2024: Heidelberg Materials AG 6.2%, Elevance Health Inc 6.1%, Samsung Electronics Co Ltd 5.8%, Meta Platforms Inc 5.5%, Alphabet Inc 5.5%, Danone SA 5.0%, Alibaba Group Holding Ltd 3.2%. For the purpose of determining the portfolio’s holdings, securities of the same issuer are aggregated to determine the weight in the fund. Securities mentioned, but not listed here are not held in the portfolio as of the date of this report. Portfolio holdings are subject to change without notice and are not intended as recommendations of individual securities.

The Global Value Seven are the top seven holdings of a representative account within the Artisan Global Value Composite as of 31 Dec 2023: Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, UBS Group AG, Danone SA, Novartis AG, Heidelberg Materials AG, Elevance Health Inc, Alphabet Inc. The dividend yield of these holdings is as of 17 Jan 2024.

Correction: US technology makes up 30% of the overall S&P.

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The Magnificent 7 is a group of high-performing and influential companies in the U.S. stock market (Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta Platforms, Microsoft, NVIDIA, and Tesla).