Peter Cundill was a Canadian investment star who helped shake up the Canadian money management industry. He managed the Cundill Value Fund for more than three decades. From 1974 through to 1988 the fund returned 22% per annum. Over its 35 year history to 2010, the Cundill Value Fund achieved a CAGR of 13.7%, which is especially impressive when you consider the fact that the market was still recovering from the financial crisis when this figure was calculated. Unfortunately, after being diagnosed with an untreatable neurological condition in 2006, Cundill passed away during January 2011. ValueWalk’s exclusive five-part miniseries covers the…
Peter Cundill Talks About Net Net Investing In Rare Video
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