David Barr on Intelligent Investing in Crisis Mode: Four Potential Investment Strategies

David Barr of PenderFund Capital Management joined MOI Global members for a LIVE session at our special event, Intelligent Investing in Crisis Mode 2020.

David shared his wisdom, insights, and ideas in this turbulent moment. He discussed how the Pender team thinks about deploying capital and taking advantage of market dislocations. David also reflected on four potential investment strategies in a market downturn.

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About the instructor:

David Barr is the President and CEO of Pender. He is also the Portfolio Manager of the award-winning Pender Value Fund and Pender Small Cap Opportunities Fund. He began his investing career in 2000, initially working in private equity. He joined Pender in 2003, was appointed Chief Investment Officer in 2007 before becoming President and CEO of Pender in 2016. Mr. Barr holds an MBA from the Schulich School of Business and earned his Chartered Financial Analyst designation in 2003. Mr. Barr is an advocate of value investing as well as being a true contrarian. He looks for value in unpopular places to find high quality businesses at a price that includes a “margin-of-safety”. Investing in a company trading below intrinsic value decreases the risk and increases the potential for generating significant long term performance.