Financial Analysis Through Change: From Cash Flows to Election Cycles
Welcome to the Jensen Summit Series, which features our investment experts providing in-depth analysis of key market trends and their potential impact on investment strategies.
Featured Investment Professionals:
Allen Bond, CFA
Portfolio Manager, Quality Growth and Global Quality Growth Strategies
Eric Schoenstein
Portfolio Manager, Quality Growth, Global Quality Growth and Quality Mid Cap Strategies
Kurt Havnaer, CFA
Portfolio Manager, Quality Growth and Quality Mid Cap Strategies
Key Topics of Discussion:
- GAAP vs. Non-GAAP analysis in practice
Beyond accounting treatments to uncover true business performance – our team examines both GAAP and non-GAAP metrics as we seek to understand actual cash generation and earnings quality. - Capital allocation strategies and share buybacks
How companies deploy capital may reveal their priorities and discipline. We evaluate management’s decisions across reinvestment, acquisitions, dividends and buybacks. - Election cycle impacts on portfolio decisions
We believe that strong businesses adapt through multiple political cycles. Learn how we assess policy changes through the lens of competitive advantages and long-term business fundamentals.
Listen to the podcast above to hear valuable perspectives on these critical factors shaping today’s investment environment. Our panel of experts will delve into these topics, offering insights to help inform your investment decisions in an ever-changing economic landscape.
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The company discussions in this podcast are solely intended to illustrate the application of our investment approach and are not to be considered recommendations by Jensen. Some of the securities discussed in this podcast are taken from a representative account of the Jensen Quality Growth Strategy, Jensen Quality Mid Cap Strategy and/or the Jensen Global Quality Growth Strategy (collectively “Jensen Strategies”) and do not represent all securities purchased and sold for the Strategies. Our views expressed herein are subject to change and should not be construed as recommendations or offers to buy or sell any security and are not designed or intended as a basis or determination for making any investment decision for any security. Our discussions should not be construed as an indication that an investment in a security has been or will be profitable, or that the investment recommendations or decisions we make in the future will be profitable or will equal the investment performance of any security discussed herein.
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