Why allocate to actively managed gold and silver strategies?
Against a highly uncertain geopolitical backdrop, Jupiter’s Head of Gold and Silver, Ned Naylor-Leyland shares his thoughts on practical ways to address the challenges.
Why allocate to systematic global equity market-neutral strategies?
Amid elevated market volatility, Jupiter’s Head of Global Systematic Equities, Amadeo Alentorn discusses the role of market-neutral strategies through the market cycle.
Why allocate to highly flexible fixed income strategies?
Jupiter’s Head of Fixed Income Alternatives, Mark Nash shares his thoughts on the importance of remaining flexible and deploying a full “toolkit” of instruments.
Video: Finding great companies in Europe
Mark Heslop, Fund Manager, European Growth, explains why pricing power is so important for companies today, and provides a brief introduction to the fund.
How We Find Excellence in Europe
Mark Nichols provides insight into how the investment team identifies excellent companies to invest in for the long term. Mark says the team seeks out European businesses with strong franchises and sustainable competitive advantages that allows these companies to charge high prices for their products or services.
Lessons from bees: How to invest in a digital world
Business models are adapting to the new digital world. So must investment firms. In this video, Brinton Johns and Joe Furmanski of NZS Capital discuss what we can learn from bees and why it’s important to build resilience and optionality in a portfolio.
A question of trust: crypto assets, gold, silver, and the future of the global monetary system
Are we about to push reset on the global monetary system? Since 2008 the revolution in central bank policy has been extraordinary and fiat currencies, totally reliant on trust, have been undermined arguably to breaking point.
Bonds: seeking returns amid low-to-negative interest rates
Award-winning fund manager Mark Nash shares his outlook for global bonds, and discusses the importance of a flexible mandate in a low-to-negative interest environment.
Quick thinking from active minds
The latest event in our “Value of Active Minds” virtual events series is now available for catch-up viewing, as we start our stopwatches and give three fund managers just 8 minutes each to update you on their area of expertise.
Quick thinking from active minds
To assuage your “Zoom fatigue” we’ve given our fund managers just eight minutes each to share the latest insights on their areas of expertise. The first event in this “Quick thinking” series featured Alejandro Arevalo on why this could be a great time to allocate to emerging market debt, Mark Nash on finding diversification in alternative fixed income, and Ned Naylor-Leyland on the stories behind the headlines in gold and silver.