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The longest race

What can the Tour de France teach us about investing? We explore why patience, discipline and a long-term mindset remain essential in markets increasingly driven by momentum and leverage.

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Our investment philosophy is to back owners and managers with whom we feel strongly aligned, and track records of treating all stakeholders fairly.
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President Xi Jinping has pledged to peak China’s carbon emissions by 2030, then for the country to reach carbon neutrality by 2060. We believe these goals are likely to feature heavily in China’s policy planning.
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As Asian countries become richer, they have been transitioning towards consumption-based economies, translating higher per capita income into increased spending across goods and services.
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As disposable incomes have grown, we find that Indian consumers are now moving up the ladder to buy more premium products, or buying discretionary products they could not previously afford.
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Since our last update, global markets have not been short of action and the manic behaviour characterising today’s markets has taken investors on another rollercoaster ride.
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As with global automotive manufacturers, several Indian automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) have recently announced that the shortage of semiconductor supply has impacted their production schedules.
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Year to date, 34 companies have listed on the Indian exchanges raising a total of USD7.2 billion, a figure which has been surpassed in India only twice before in the last 12 years on an annual basis.
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As the world continues to lurch from Covid-surges to reflexive and localised lock-downs, everybody is now looking through to a mythical status quo ante bellum – the before-Covid-times, when the world was just hunky-dory.
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Every downturn is different – the Global Financial Crisis and the Asian Financial Crisis were primarily debt-related, while SARS and Covid are obviously health-related, with a knock-on effect on growth and consumption.
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