Back of the NAV Season2: Episode 18
With the decision to play two chips in two weeks paying off, the BotNAV co-managers begin to dream of a first-quartile finish.
With the decision to play two chips in two weeks paying off, the BotNAV co-managers begin to dream of a first-quartile finish.
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Jupiter Asset Management’s head of equities Kiran Nandra on how fostering a strong investment culture, an inclusive team and continuous refinement of best practices is key to delivering consistent value for clients.
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Ahead of ‘leveraging’ their bench boost, the BotNAV managers console themselves that, while they may not have much a strategy, boy, can they stick to it.
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Speaking at Spring Congress, Nick Dumas-Williams, manager of the Polar Capital Artificial Intelligence fund, discusses why he is increasingly seeing examples of companies showing truly differentiated growth profiles through uncertain macro times versus their peers.
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The Chikara Indian Subcontinent Fund investment team discuss India’s evolving middle class consumer story, Modi’s impact on corporates and GDP doubling over the next decade.
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The BotNAV co-managers cover the main discussion points of the last two gameweeks, including the attractions of a concentrated portfolio – also known as ‘not being able to field a full team of players’.
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With the deadline to respond to the FCA’s CCI consultation approaching on 20 March, Gravis managing director William Macleod discusses how the Cost Disclosure campaign group will respond, and why he believes investment trusts should not fall under the new regime’s scope.
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‘Back to Pickford’ has been doing far too well in recent weeks so what else could the BotNAV co-managers do but invite manager Craig Allen from Julius Baer on to the pod as a guest?
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Reflecting on some improved performance, the BotNAV co-managers conclude the assistant manager chip maybe wasn’t so bad after all.
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In the first episode of this new series, the AIC’s Richard Stone discusses shareholder engagement and whether there are any lessons to be learned from shareholder activism in the investment trust sector.
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Gresham House’s director of forestry, Olly Hughes, offers an update on the International Sustainable Forestry Coalition, discusses the EU Deforestation Regulation and considers how COP30 being hosted in Brazil could be the catalyst for high-level discussions on finding the balance between timber production and nature restoration.
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In the final podcast of the series with CCLA Investment Management, Charlotte Ryland and Joe Hawkes, portfolio managers of the CCLA Better World Global Equity fund, discuss their exposure to the consumer sector.
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