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Life Insurers Weather Headwinds (Investment Executive)
April 2016
Low interest rates and losses in the energy sector are putting downward pressure on the shares of large lifecos. These solid companies could offer investing opportunities.
Sionna’s Kim Shannon Unveils the Case for Imperial Oil, One Clue at a Time (Financial Post)
November 2015
There is a fair chance that Imperial Oil, which reported its third quarter financials Friday, is etched in the mind of Kim Shannon, founder and chief investment officer at Sionna Investment Managers.
Welcome Home, Kim Shannon (Rotman Asset Management Association)
October 2015
I had had the chance to catch Kim Shannon speak the year before at a RAMA event. She had just published her book, The Value Proposition, which had brought a packed audience of faculty, alumni and industry insiders. The speech explained her incredibly unique approach to value investing. Her sensitivity to the Canadian market had allowed her to abandon the pure-blood value investing approach in favour of her own “relative value” method, which accounted for a country overweight in cyclical stocks.
In Stock Market Drama, Investors Should Ask: What Would Warren Buffett Do Today? (Financial Post)
August 2015
Unlike the hordes of sellers who seemingly wanted out at any price, two of the country’s best-known value investment managers – Prem Watsa from Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd. and Kim Shannon from Sionna Investment Managers Inc. – were spectators to the dramatic turn in global stock markets on Monday.
Kim Shannon Wants Canada’s ‘Rodney Dangerfield’ Market to Get Some Respect (Financial Post)
June 2015
For the second time in the past few years, Kim Shannon, a relative value manager who formed Sionna Investment Managers a dozen years back, has revisited an old essay whose central thesis is there’s no point in being afraid of the local stock market.
Why Investors Should Care About Pricing Power (Benefits Canada)
April 2015
How do you know if you should invest in a company or if it’s overpriced? Pricing power—the ability to increase prices at least above cost, in real terms—is critical in determining a company’s value, said Marlena Zabielska, an associate portfolio manager with Sionna Investment Managers, at the firm’s spring market review.
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