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Brian Brownlee
One of the pioneers of global equity investing in Canada.
Diana Cawfield
12 November, 2004 | 2:00PM
Brian Brownlee, lead manager ofBeutel Goodman International Equity andBeutel Goodman American Equity, says his portfolios are "built from the ground up" on a stock-by-stock basis.
"Whether you are overweight or underweight on a country basis is less important than it used to be 20 years ago," says Brownlee, vice-president, global equities, at Toronto-based Beutel Goodman & Co. Ltd. "The economies are more integrated; the large multinational companies are affected by the same things. It's more important that you pick the right companies and invest at the right price."
Brownlee is responsible for $250 million in total assets. He has managed the $30-million international equity fund since its inception in September 1992 and has led the $15-million U.S. equity fund since October 2002. The portfolios mirror the pooled funds that the firm manages for institutional clients.
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Diana Cawfield Diana Cawfield is an award-winning writer who has been a regular Morningstar contributor since 2000. Her numerous publication credits include the Toronto Star, Advisor's Edge and Chatelaine, as well as the Canadian Securities Institute's online educational services.
