Global Opportunities: Positioning for Success
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This presentation was given at our annual investment conference and highlights global opportunities in the emerging markets. Presenters discuss investment opportunities in China and India, emerging markets financial services and China's healthcare. Presented by Cabot's portfolio management team: Rob Lutts, Les Satlow and Dennis Wassung, Jr. respectively. These seminars are for discussion purposes only. It is not an offer to buy or sell individual securities or investments. Investors should consider their own individual investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses of their portfolio carefully before investing. Investments are not FDIC insured and may lose or fluctuate in value. Please request our Form ADV Part II for complete disclosures.
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