Jim Moffett, PM of the $6.7 billion Scout International Fund [see profile], is the subject of a profile by Barron's writer Neil Martin. The 69-year-old Moffett has been at the helm of the fund for 17 years.

"We've pretty much stuck to our guns over the years. It may not be sexy, but I sleep better at night," Moffett tells the pub.

The article looks at Moffett's holdings, such as U.S. mobile-phone service provider Millicom and Japan-based robotics and automated machine maker Fanuc. Moffett also says he continues to find opportunities in Greece and other Mediterranean countries.

On a personal note, Moffett enjoys working on a small farming plot in southwestern Kansas. He finds it "relaxing and fun, but it's not productive enough that I can give up my day job."  

Edited by: Armie Margaret Lee


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