Webinar: How to make the most of a resurgent Europe

European funds are heavily skewed towards growth, accounting for 85%* of assets. This positioning, a hangover from the decade that followed the Global Financial Crisis, is reliant on a return to ultra-low interest rates and reflects a failure to grasp that the world has changed.

Philip Wolstencroft

While Europe is coming back in favour, investors need to set themselves up for the future and not the past. Register to hear from Philip Wolstencroft, manager of the Artemis SmartGARP European Equity Fund, to learn how to capitalise on a resurgent continent.  

Why attend?

  • Proven strategy: Hear how European companies have delivered returns, even without a re-rating
  • SmartGARP insights: Learn why SmartGARP signals value in European equities
  • Sector highlights: Find out which industries are most attractive
  • Fund positioning: Understand how the fund remains uncorrelated with peers
  • Expert insights: Learn from the manager’s extensive experience and successful track record 

Date recorded: Monday 7 April

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Never mind the GRANOLAS, what about the CHEERIOS?

Philip Wolstencroft

Manages:

UK and European equity strategies

Philip is a partner and the creator of an investment process (SmartGARP™) which Artemis uses to help choose stocks for five of its funds.

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