There is a growing recognition that the term “hedge funds”, rather than being an asset class, instead represents a range of approaches to access very different investment opportunities.

Here at the Money Maze Podcast, we think that a better way of viewing them is through the lens of how a proven manager or style can help deliver a different, and less correlated, set of returns.

In this Money Maze Curated edition, we welcome Chris Dale, a seasoned investor in this space with an impressive long-term track record. He explains Kintbury’s approach, which offers an exposure to a universe of listed UK and European companies without having the market risk or beta.

Chris explains how they identify short and long opportunities, including why they shorted Wirecard, why they have been long Novo Nordisk for many years and the egregious price inflation in luxury goods.

He then explains their warning flags on the short side, and how sustained cash generation sits high on their list of priorities for their long investments.

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TOPICS:
0:00 - Introduction
1:19 - Chris's Background
3:19 - Transitioning to Finance
5:21 - Time at Millennium & Warburgs
7:20 - Setting Up Kintbury Capital
8:28 - Kintbury Capital Overview
9:32 - UK/Europe Focus Only
12:33 - Compounding
14:05 - Investment Process
15:40 - Long Side (Novo Nordisk & Colruyt)
19:51 - Short Side (Wirecard)
27:00 - Types of Shorts
29:42 - Migration to Buy Side
31:30 - Value Spread in European Equities
34:37 - Typical Investor Client Types
38:01 - Fund Performance
38:57 - Five Year Plan
40:17 - Lessons Learnt
44:41 - Europe Luxury Sector Slowdown?
47:38 - Why Sports Is Like Investing
50:40 - Conclusion
52:02 - Disclaimers

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