Dalton in the News

Activist Investors Keep Pushing Japan Firms Despite Virus Crisis

June 24, 2020 Jamie Rosenwald, Lead Portfolio Manager, was recently quoted in Bloomberg discussing Dalton Investments’ activist campaigns in Japan and the impact of COVID-19 on the number of activist campaigns in Japan overall. He notes that, “Dalton has not …
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Assessing the Current Dislocations in the Market

June 22, 2020 Belita Ong was recently featured on “Bloomberg Daybreak Asia,” discussing the markets with Doug Krizner and Paul Allen. Listen to the interview here.

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Comparing the Bubble in the US Equity Market to the Opportunities Available in Asia

June 22, 2020 Belita Ong was recently featured on “Bloomberg Markets: Asia,” discussing her views on U.S. and Asia equity markets. Watch the video here.

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Coronavirus Might Do More Damage To China Than The Trade War

February 19, 2020, Owens Huang, senior research analyst, was recently quoted in Forbes discussing how companies’ decision to move their supply operations out of China might be accelerated by the coronavirus. “We have already seen quite a lot of manufacturing in …
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China Cancels Important ‘Two Sessions’ Meeting As Fight Against Coronavirus Intensifies

February 18, 2020, Owens Huang, senior research analyst, was recently quoted in Forbes discussing how the coronavirus is reported. “The increase shouldn’t be a surprise for investors who follow China closely right now,” says Owens Huang, senior research analyst for …
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Modi’s India Is Mired in a Slump. But There Are Still Stocks Worth Buying.

Venkat Pasupuleti, co-portfolio manager for the Dalton India Strategy, was recently quoted in Barron’s discussing the recent unveiling of India’s fiscal budget. “There were a lot of expectations from the budget, but we didn’t see anything serious,” he says. Pasupuleti …
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Dalton Opens an Australia Office

January 1, 2020, Dalton Investments, headquartered in Santa Monica, announces the opening of Dalton Investments (Australia) Pty Ltd (“Dalton Australia”), a new subsidiary research and client service office in Sydney. Dalton Australia adds to the resources of Dalton’s two other …
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Dalton Investments Sees Opportunities in Japan, S. Korea, India

Belita Ong, CEO of Dalton Investments in Santa Monica, was recently featured on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia,” discussing the current opportunities she sees in Asian markets, particularly in South Korea, Japan and India. Watch the whole video.

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Activist Insight: Dalton pushes for changes at Korean corporations

California-based hedge fund Dalton Investments has called on Korean lawmakers to keep corporate governance practices in check, arguing this would boost both investor confidence and the value of the nation’s stock market. Ten months after issuing a similar letter to …
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Commentary: The Missing Link: Bridging the ESG research gap in emerging markets

We believe that rigorous, bottom-up analysis of securities based on an environmental, social and governance (“ESG”) lens offers several positives for emerging markets investors, including the potential to mitigate risk and generate superior long-term returns. However, both quantitative and fundamental …
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