Show Notes
As consumers contend with the cost of living, interest rates and the fallout from a pandemic and a war, it’s time to look at how Magellan is shoring-up its consumer investments by concentrating on pricing power, inflation protection and durable competitive advantage. In this episode, Magellan’s Head of Listed Funds, Jennifer Herbert is joined by Sector Head of Franchises & Healthcare Hannah Dickinson, and investment analysts Lucina Martin, and James Macdonald, for a broad exploration of the investment tactics used to identify the quality, compounding consumer-centred companies that will weather the wild economic storms.
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