Enduring investment lessons from the legendary Mark Mobius
About this episode
John Cole Scott discusses the investment legacy of Mark Mobius and his insights on emerging markets and closed-end funds.
Dr. Mark Mobius, widely considered the father of emerging markets investor and a man who helped put the world into everyone's grasp during his long career running funds at Templeton, passed away in mid-April. John Cole Scott, President of CEF Advisors , recounts Mobius' legacy and lasting lessons by digging into interviews conducted by his father, George Cole Scott, Founder of the Closed-End Fund Letter, with Mobius over the decades. Scott, the chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance , makes sure to include why Mobius felt that the closed-end fund structure was particularly useful for emerging markets investors following his value-oriented strategy.
More episodes of The NAVigator
- Liberty Street's Gutierrez on private investment trends in A.I.
- Veteran manager says that for all the headline risks, this is a 'generic widening'
- Despite scary headlines, low-A.I.-risk BDCs are worth a new look now
- Nuveen's Weyandt on why current events make listed real assets look good
- XA's Flynn on how private credit market is challenging BDCs, interval funds
- John Cole Scott on how headline risks are impacting closed-end funds
Explore listener stats, chart rankings, contacts and more on the The NAVigator podcast page.