Views & Insights
Periodically we publish content that puts our principles and views into practice, because education is an essential component of long-term investment success.
Minerva Issue 5: Celebrating Roberta Jamieson
Minerva | March 2022
A leader for Indigenous representation and rights in Canada. A Mohawk from the Six Nations of the Grand River Territory, and an advocate for non-adversarial conflict resolution, Roberta Jamieso...
2021 Sustainability Report: Reflecting on our Journey
The Journal | December 2021
At its core, the concept of ESG is really about long-term sustainability. Sustainability in everything we do has always served as a North Star concept at Burgundy. We exist to...
Prices on the Rise
The Journal | November 2021
After a decade of low inflation, the pandemic has reawakened investor fears around rapidly rising prices. Whether you are paying at the pump, shopping at the supermarket, or picking up...
Don't See It, Believe It: The Phenomenon of Collective Belief
The Journal | November 2021
Finding an unlikely parallel between Icelandic elves and cryptocurrencies, Investment Analyst Donald Gawel argues the power of collective belief in financial markets and provides insight into how Burg...
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The View | November 2021
In this latest View from Burgundy, Canadian equities Portfolio Manager David Vanderwood advocates for the importance of considering trade-offs when solving complex problems, as he explores the ongoing...
China: How Our Investment Approach Travels
The Journal | August 2021
While opinions about China vary, one thing is certain – there is a lot of change taking place there. Now the world’s second-largest stock market, China has experienced a booming...
Spotlight on the Longo’s Family Charitable Foundation
The Journal | July 2021
The Longo’s Family Charitable Foundation, formed in 1998, has served as an important vehicle for the family’s philanthropic interests and values. Equally as important, it has helped the Longo...
Finding A Needle In A Haystack
The Journal | July 2021
Metro Inc. (grocer) and Generac (power generation) are just two examples of companies that have managed to shed their “small-cap” company skin to join the ranks of the largest companies...