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Over 80% of Capital Group equity strategies beat their benchmarks post-fees
“If you look at our equity strategies since inception, over 80% of them have beaten the market after fees.”
Capital Group analysts directly manage client assets, not just rate stocks
“Everyone sees what everyone's doing, and the analysts manage money. They're not credit raters. They're not stock raters. They actually manage real client assets, which is different.”
Founder decreed Lovelace family cannot own Capital Group stock after grandchildren
“When JBL founded the company, he said in 1931, when my grandkids, who didn't exist at the time, when my grandkids pass away, no one in the Lovelace family should own any bit of Capital Group stock.”
Capital Group divides equity investing into three Chinese-walled units of 100
“There's about a hundred investment professionals in each of those three equity units. There is a Chinese wall. They can't see what the others are doing. It is formal disaggregation, but they also have an environment where they can sit around an actual table an…”
Capital Group manages $3.2 trillion across fewer strategies than major competitors
“It's the reason why we'll have 3.2 trillion in a certain number of strategies that in all likelihood is less than all of our major competitors because that hurdle is so high.”
Institutional and wealth clients globally are shrinking their asset manager rosters
“What they have found, almost bar none in recent years, Is dealing with a multitude of asset management companies can be too noisy and hasn't necessarily generated better outcomes. So they are shrinking the number of partners they use. And when I say they, weal…”
Wealth allocations to private markets will reach mid- to high-single digits
“Over time, as you see the world of wealth, utilize the private markets and go from low single digit utilization to mid single digit and high single digits. It's going to be a case-by-case conversation with a financial advisor and a family.”
Over-allocated institutions have had to borrow against alts to meet liabilities
“Some institutions have long used alternatives, some too much, and they've had to borrow against some of those holdings recently to meet liabilities.”
Capital Group founder absorbed all losses until 1950s profitability
“Part of the secret of the Capital's success is he kept the entity a hundred percent owned by himself until it was profitable. He didn't want anyone else to share in any of the losses that would come in any calendar year. Only after in the fifties Capital Group…”
Capital Group's overall attrition rate is half the asset management average
“The average attrition rate in asset management's, 13 or 14%. Ours is half of that. This is across the entire 9400 person entity of capital group.”
Capital Group sees low single-digit attrition within its investment group
“In the investment group, it's even lower. It's low single digit attrition in the investment group.”
Capital Group portfolio managers retire on average in their sixties
“So they come and say, the average retirement age of a portfolio manager at Capital Group is in their sixties. It's not in their forties or fifties.”
Capital Group investment associates conducted 21,000 corporate meetings last year
“Last year, they did 21,000 company meetings. 21,000.”
Capital Group digitized 94 years of its proprietary written physical research
“We've also digitized all 94 years of our written physical library. Now, if someone wrote a report on ExxonMobil in 1957, it would be in the system.”
Capital Group housed Sequoia Capital externally to maintain focus on public markets
“Don Valentine had worked at Capital Group before founding Sequoia, and it was determined at the time that it was best housed outside of the four walls of Capital Group to keep the focus on active public management.”