Jupiter UK Special Situations given top rating by Square Mile
While Artemis Global Select loses rating after management shake-up
Artemis
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Derek Stuart: ‘Artemis has always stood apart from the crowd’
The manager, who retires from running Artemis Special Situations at the end of this year, explains why the dotcom boom and bust was a defining moment for both him and the company he co-founded
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Artemis hires investment head from Fidelity
Toby Gibb will join in June
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Formerly-retired David Roberts and Alex Ralph resurface at Nedgroup
The pair will run an active global bond fund
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Square Mile: Sterling corporate bond funds to watch
Top performers and compelling newcomers in the spotlight
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Artemis appoints CT portfolio manager as head of impact equities
Sacha El Khoury will lead the Positive Future fund
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Artemis’ Simon Edelsten announces retirement
He and Alex Illingworth will leave the firm, while JP Morgan and River & Mercantile alum Alex Stanic joins
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Darius McDermott: The bedrock of investing is back with a bang
UK equities are proving more resilient than other world markets
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David Taylor: We stand out from large cap-focused crowd
But aversion to FTSE 100 names means the Chelverton UK Equity Income Fund has taken a bruising of late
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Gary Potter: Investors have too-weak/two-week memories
Fund managers must keep an open mind to change and appreciate fully the grave responsibility entrusted to them by clients
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Square Mile: Global equity income funds to watch
Dividend-hungry investors are turning to global equity income, sparking something of a renaissance for the unloved sector
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Artemis co-founder and fund manager Derek Stuart to step down
He has run its UK Special Situations fund since it was launched in 2000