Webcast: How to manage global equity exposure in volatile times

18 November 2025 20 mins

In this webcast, James Murray, Investment Manager, Systematic Equities, explains how equity investors address the risk of high market concentration, expensive valuations and the ongoing ‘Magnificent 7 dilemma’, all while continuing to generate alpha. He explains how a systematic approach to investing in global equities effectively addresses these concerns to provide investors with a diversified approach to global equities which blends exposure to well-established, large players with overlooked small-cap opportunities. He also explains how the team's proprietary dynamic allocation model effectively navigates changing market environments. Finally, James unveils the team’s quantitative investment process and proprietary stock selection criteria.

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