Webinar: Artemis Global Income Fund – investing for the next decade

Jacob de Tusch-Lec and James Davidson discuss how they are investing for income in the context of a regime change for the global economy – with the unwinding of low interest rates and globalisation, along with increased volatility.

Jacob de Tusch-Lec

On the webinar, Jacob de Tusch-lec and James Davidson, managers of Artemis Global Income Fund, discuss:

  • How the regime change is impacting where they invest
  • The non-traditional income sectors that they believe are best placed to deliver returns over the next decade
  • Why the fund is underweight US and does not own the Mag7

Date recorded: Tuesday 18 March 

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Jacob de Tusch-Lec

Manages:

‘Global income' and ‘monthly distribution‘ strategies

Jacob has managed Artemis’ global income strategies since July 2010. He also co-manages the equities element of Artemis’ ‘monthly distribution’ multi-asset strategy.

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James Davidson

Manages:

‘Global income' and ‘monthly distribution' strategies

James is a fund manager in Artemis’ global income team and co-manages the equities in Artemis’ ‘monthly distribution’ strategy.

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