The Dividend Letters

Each quarter our Dividend team publishes an entry on a specific theme relevant to our investment process.

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It’s the pace of Disruption that matters

Disruption has once again become the central theme in capital markets. The focus on disruption has led to rising valuations for technology companies and depressed multiples for traditional sectors including Automotive, Healthcare and Energy. Disruption is real and it will impact the profitability of many industries.

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What is risk anyway? A story of different kinds of leverage

The financial industry has countless ways of looking at risk, many of which we understand, but few we fully agree with. Our definition of risk is simple; we see risk as the chance of a permanent loss of capital. This view, however, is far from universal.

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The investor’s blind spot; a company’s culture

Assessing a company’s culture is a step overlooked by most investors. Company culture is seen as an afterthought in the determination of the intrinsic value of the firm: crunching years of financial data has preference over something as intangible as a firm’s culture. But by focusing solely on what is measurable, investors miss what is truly invaluable.

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The Dividend team

Jorik van den Bos

Jorik van den Bos

Head of Dividend Team
Joris Franssen

Joris Franssen

Senior Portfolio Manager RBA
Joost de Graaf

Joost de Graaf

Senior Portfolio Manager
Dimitri Willems

Dimitri Willems

Senior Portfolio Manager
Luc Plouvier

Luc Plouvier

Senior Portfolio Manager
Marius Bakker

Marius Bakker

Portfoliomanager

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News & Knowledge

2019, 13 December

Kempen's Commentary

For two weeks, no fewer than 25,000 people met in Madrid to discuss our climate. The fact that this climate conference eventually took place in Europe after Brazil and Chile had both cancelled, is symbolic of Europe’s pioneering role in this debate. Is this position an opportunity or a risk?

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2019, 13 December

Monthly Commentary

In hindsight it was obvious, but then isn’t everything? The election results were in line with the polls, maybe a little more towards the Conservatives but not significantly. What is astonishing is where the Conservatives won. Former northern mining towns voted for a Conservative for the first time in their history. Redcar, home to the UK’s distressed steel industry, chose to vote for the party of landowners rather than party of workers; it is now to be known as Bluecar.

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2019, 11 December

Dutch financials make significant progress with PCAF carbon accounting methodology

The number of Dutch banks, insurance companies and pension funds working on calculating the climate impact of their loans and investments is growing. Seventeen financials with a total assets under management of 2 trillion euros are now part of the Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF), which has developed a carbon accounting methodology to map the carbon emissions of loans and investments.

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