CastleKnight
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CastleKnight
Dundas Global Investors
Kayne Anderson
Safar Partners
CastleKnight was founded by Aaron Weitman, a former Senior Partner at Appaloosa Management. The firm’s DNA is rooted in Appaloosa’s hallmark style – deep fundamental research, cross-capital-structure investing, and disciplined risk-taking – refined through a macro-aware lens.
CastleKnight’s investment strategy:
CastleKnight marries a macro-aware approach with a deep fundamental research process, seeking to identify de-risked, mispriced securities with asymmetric return profiles, under-appreciated intricacies to their capital structures, and catalysts to drive returns. Catalysts can include sharp changes in business operations, M&A, potential monetisations, corporate actions, regulatory developments, and/or reorganisations of capital structures.
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If you’re looking for strong dividend growth then healthcare is a sector to find opportunity according to David Keir, Investment Analyst at Dundas Global Investors. He says over the past five years the dividend growth number for MSCI ACWI (the largest 3000 companies in the world) has been 2.6%, whereas the ACWI Healthcare sector has […]

Gavin Harvie and Neil Sutherland, partners at Dundas Global Investors comment, as dividends are typically the focus of income investors, growth investors are overlooking the “unsung hero” of long-term returns. Thus, arguing that the sustainability of dividends is the best way to determine the long-term growth prospect’s of a portfolio. Learn more by following the […]

Dividend growth is the unsung hero of long term equity returns according to David Keir, Investment Analyst at Dundas Global Investors. Keir discusses the four components of accumulating pension returns; capital, dividend, compounding and contributions. Upon retirement, two of the most important components -compounding and contributions – are switched off. According to his strategy this […]

With interest rates at all-time lows, investors are turning to equities for yield and taking on more risk in their portfolios. But investors should only target companies that are financially sound and capable of growin their dividends over time. Learn more by following the link to the full article below. Click Here












