Defining Quality in our QSect Approach

The conversation navigates the complex terrain of defining quality in investment management, emphasizing factors such as revenue stability, competitive threats, market share, and the distinction between growth and value creation. Brian sheds light on the team’s methodology in evaluating companies, stressing the importance of qualitative and quantitative analysis and the significance of paying the right price for quality investments. The episode underscores the resilience of quality businesses, exemplified by their consistent dividend growth even in volatile market conditions.

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