Morningstar—Artisan's Stellar Managers Earn Plenty of Medals
Artisan Partners has thrived in recent years. How has Artisan succeeded? First, by hiring investors who, by and large, already owned proven track records. The firm also has given them freedom to live where they want, build teams as they see fit and close funds before they grow too large. Morningstar analysts take a closer look at some of those teams.
Morningstar’s 2013 International-Stock Fund Managers of the Year in the U.S. Dan O’Keefe and David Samra explain what powered their funds’ peer-beating returns in both 2008 and 2013.
Morningstar—2013 Nominees for International-Stock Fund Manager of the Year
Two Artisan Partners portfolio management investment teams receive repeat nominations for Morningstar's International-Stock Fund Manager of the Year Award in the U.S.
Jim Hamel, lead portfolio manager of Artisan Global Opportunities Fund, discusses key secular trends he believes is driving profit acceleration for certain growth stocks.
Portfolio manager Mark Yockey reviews his team’s investment process and discusses some of the global secular themes that are driving the team’s fundamental stock picks. As of 13 Jun 2013.
Jim Kieffer, portfolio manager of the award-winning Artisan Value Fund (ARTLX), discusses his team’s approach to value investing and how the fund is positioned given the current market environment.
Forbes—Interview (Part 2) – Stocks the Team Likes Now
Jim Kieffer, portfolio manager for Artisan Value, Mid Cap Value and Small Cap Value Funds, recently sat down with Steve Forbes to talk about recent performance and why he thinks Apple, Microsoft and Wal-Mart are stronger than investors may think.
Forbes—Interview (Part 1) – The Secret to Success as a Value Investor
Jim Kieffer, portfolio manager for Artisan Value, Mid Cap Value and Small Cap Value Funds, recently sat down with Steve Forbes to discuss value investing and why three heads are sometimes better than one.
Scott Satterwhite, James Kieffer and George Sertl, Morningstar’s 2011 Domestic-Stock Managers of the Year in the U.S., explain why they see the best risk/reward trade-off in large, high-quality companies.