Boston Partners' Josh Jones, has said the underperformance of value has been tough for his Global Long/Short Equity strategy, but that he anticipates a comeback as his short positions in growth areas are starting to come through.
The $1.5bn fund, which Jones has been a co-manager of since 2013 alongside Christopher Hart and Joshua White, follows a global all-cap strategy and takes both long and short positions. As with all of Boston Partners' products, it use a three-circle-approach based on a bottom-up analysis of valuation, fundamental quality and business momentum, that is investing in companies with attractive value characteristics and strong business fundamentals, where there is a catalyst for positive change. 'Ignoring this is a mistake': Warning as growth vs value cycle set to 're-establish itself' ...
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