
Europe: Navigating the Storm (Part III)
The Journal | September 2012
In Part I I explained that we let the strong management of our great companies generate value for us over time, and in Part II that our returns are generated ...

Europe: Navigating the Storm (Part II)
The Journal | August 2012
In Part I, I discussed how Burgundy has navigated the storm in Europe by owning great companies with strong profits, regardless of the macroeconomic scenario. In Part II I will ...

Europe: Navigating the Storm
The Journal | July 2012
Over the last 12 years, since launching the Burgundy European Equity Fund, the European market has declined by 1.6% per year, turning one dollar into $0.82 for the index investor,1 while our ...

European Equities
The Journal | January 2012
As part of a Globe and Mail article on investing in Europe, I was recently interviewed by Brian Milner to discuss how Burgundy invests in European equities. My message was ...

No Good Deed Goes Unpunished
The View | September 2005
On May 9, 2005, Dr. Werner Seifert, the CEO of Deutsche Börse AG, Europe’s most important securities exchange, was forced to resign by dissident shareholders of his company. Over Dr. ...