
too risky. The fund has posted decent returns on her watch and charges a reasonable fee. Bronze Columbia International Value NIVLX This fund can be an acquired taste. A low-turnover, contrarian, deep-value team of investors from Brandes Investment
including top-10 holdings Nippon Telegraph and Telephone and Canon. (The same team also runs Columbia International Value NIVLX as a clone of this fund.) Brandes issued a letter on March 15, four days after the quake and tsunami, saying that while
investors who share their patient approach. It's one of the most even-keeled funds around. Columbia International Value NIVLX This foreign large-value fund is managed by the experienced large-cap investment committee from Brandes Investment Partners
typical peers. Here are the results as of June 14, 2010. Click here to run the screen yourself. Columbia International Value NIVLX Invesco International Growth AIIEX Manning & Napier World Opportunities EXWAX Masters' Select International MSILX One fund
Brandes Investment Partners , which was in charge of the entire portfolio until then , also runs Columbia International Value NIVLX and Brandes Institutional International Equity BIIEX . Philip Schwartz of ING Investment Management comanaged ING International
Willingness to load up on cold markets and sectors backfires at times . Taste for fallen growth stocks heightens volatility . Willingness to build big emerging - markets stakes courts risk . Penchant for shunning hot markets and sectors can slow returns in certain rallies . Strong long - term
respected value shop based in San Diego , and the committee is seasoned and deep . The committee runs Columbia International Value NIVLX and its portion of ING International Value NIVAX in the same manner as it runs this fund . USABIIEXCoreCore Management looks
leading foreign value hounds on the Japanese market. The managers of Oakmark International OAKIX, Columbia International Value NIVLX , and Longleaf Partners International LLINX rank among the best value-oriented foreign-stock skippers around, as do the
Willingness to load up on cold markets and sectors backfires at times.Taste for fallen growth stocks heightens volatility.Willingness to build big emerging-markets stakes courts risk.Penchant for shunning hot markets and sectors can slow returns in certain rallies.Strong long-term
superior returns over its long tenure as this fund's sole subadvisor, and it has done the same at Columbia International Value NIVLX using the same strategy as it does here (and where it remains in charge of the entire portfolio). And Schwartz has produced