EQUITIES

Robust. Fundamental. Dynamic.

Our teams exercise independent thought with high conviction, resulting in portfolios that we believe are well positioned to address our clients' challenges – all within robust risk control frameworks.

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$222.3bn
Equities Assets Under Management

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155
Equities Investment
Professionals

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20
Average Years’ Financial
Industry Experience

As at 31 March 2024

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$222.3bn
Equities Assets Under Management

155
Equities Investment
Professionals

20
Average Years’ Financial
Industry Experience

As at 31 March 2024

We measure success by a single factor: client outcomes. As a pure asset manager, our sole mission is to deliver consistent long-term risk-adjusted returns that exceed our benchmarks and peers, regardless of the prevailing investment landscape.

Featured strategies

Global Life Sciences

By understanding the science and business of health care, our experienced team seeks to invest in companies addressing unmet medical needs or improving efficiencies.

Biotechnology Innovation

A biotechnology strategy that seeks to leverage a disciplined approach to identify compelling opportunities across the biotech landscape in both public and private investments

Global Technology Leaders

A global approach to investing in technology companies from a highly experienced team



Insights

UK equities: Labour’s pro-growth plan sparks investor optimism

The possibility the UK will get a Labour government in the wake of the general election (July 4) is all but certain.1 The potential upshot of which will be political stability, a focus on growth, and the promise of warmer relations with Europe, all of which serve as a boon to UK equities, according to

Biotech’s bear market – and early recovery – explained

Low valuations and accelerating innovation are helping biotech recover from one of its worst drawdowns on record.

European espresso: Initial French election results see a small bounce for risk assets

The French parliamentary elections are a potential risk event for European equities, but what did the results of the first round of voting tell us?