Itau Unibanco Holding SA ADR

These names have all suffered double-digit losses during the past year yet remain overvalued by our metrics.

These are the most overpriced stocks in our coverage universe today.

Non-U.S. strategies lagged U.S.-focused managers again as both the dollar and trade fears increased.

Managers from Artisan, Dodge & Cox, and Fidelity picked up a consumer staples company, banks, and a Canadian railroad, among others last quarter.

Many funds post losses amid trade concerns and currency weakness.

As trade barriers go up, so do U.S. equities--for now.

The most expensive U.S. stocks we cover aren't necessarily bad investments, but they feel a little rich today.

2017 will bring its fair share of challenges to this relatively small investment universe.

Economic moats at the bank's subsidiaries are reservoirs that preserve the narrow moat at a global level.

The country has proved resilient in times of stress, and its financial institutions appear to be attractive long-term investments.

A summer rally in financial stocks has lowered the margin of safety for investors in this volatile sector.

This extraordinarily solvent bank has good growth prospects.

As investors focus on individual credit quality, they like what they see.

Banks, retailers join commodity giants in the spotlight, but have they come too far too fast?

We apply Jensen's approach to stock picking to generate quality buy ideas.

The financial crisis revealed several winners and losers among foreign banks.

The Brazilian banking oligopoly gives IPO Santander Brasil impressive pricing power, but risks of government intervention remain.

Santander Brasil is primed to benefit from opportunities in Brazil's lucrative banking market.

This upcoming IPO has room to grow in Brazil's lucrative banking market.

Despite potential short-term pain, Bradesco and Itau Unibanco show long-term promise.