BlackRock Latin American Investment Trust (BRLA) has become a more concentrated fund since the appointment of Sam Vecht and Ed Kuczma in late December 2018. Although Latin America has more recently been negatively affected by COVID-19, the managers are positive on the region’s prospects. They suggest that it is ‘under-owned, under-researched and undervalued’ and will benefit from an improvement in the domestic and global economy. In recent months Vecht and Kuczma have identified several new investment opportunities across a range of industries, and while stocks are selected on a bottom-up basis there are a series of themes represented in the portfolio such as structural growth stocks.

27 Apr 2021
BlackRock Latin American Inv. Trust - Managers optimistic about the region’s prospects
Blackrock Latin American Investment Trust PLC (BRLA:LON) | 374 0 0.0% | Mkt Cap: 110.0m
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BlackRock Latin American Inv. Trust - Managers optimistic about the region’s prospects
Blackrock Latin American Investment Trust PLC (BRLA:LON) | 374 0 0.0% | Mkt Cap: 110.0m
- Published:
27 Apr 2021 -
Author:
Mel Jenner -
Pages:
11 -
BlackRock Latin American Investment Trust (BRLA) has become a more concentrated fund since the appointment of Sam Vecht and Ed Kuczma in late December 2018. Although Latin America has more recently been negatively affected by COVID-19, the managers are positive on the region’s prospects. They suggest that it is ‘under-owned, under-researched and undervalued’ and will benefit from an improvement in the domestic and global economy. In recent months Vecht and Kuczma have identified several new investment opportunities across a range of industries, and while stocks are selected on a bottom-up basis there are a series of themes represented in the portfolio such as structural growth stocks.