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Due to a very strong level of interest, we have reached the 400 person capacity for the Liontrust Investment Conference at the Science Museum on the 6th November and have had to close registrations. We are sorry for any disappointment this will cause.
Where
The Science Museum, Exhibition Road, South Kensington, London SW7 2DD
Cashflow Solution team – How the science of cash flow analysis delivers alpha in European equities
Global Equities team – The Magnificent 7 and AI stocks may have been driven by passives, but active investors will have the advantage in the future
Special Guest Speaker Professor Brian Cox
Professor Brian Cox is a leading experimental physicist and helped to recreate the conditions 1/000000000th of a second after Big Bang “to confirm the universe’s underlying simplicity”. In his presentation, Professor Brian Cox will show awe-inspiring images from the depths of the universe and explain why black holes are the most interesting objects we know to exist in the cosmos.
Generative AI has the potential to impact every pound of GDP, drive productivity, better science and innovation, and create new industries. This will be just one of the themes presenting opportunities and challenges to economic growth and investors that we will explore on 6th November.
You will earn 2 hours of CPD by attending this event.
If you have any questions or would like to get in contact, please call +(44) 020 74121777 or email conference@liontrust.co.uk.
Learn more about the teams
Cashflow Solution team
James Inglis-Jones and Samantha Gleave jointly manage the Cashflow Solution range of funds having first worked together in 1998. James previously managed funds at Fleming Investment Management, JP Morgan Fleming and Polar Capital. Samantha formerly worked at Sutherlands Limited, Fleming Investment Management, Credit Suisse First Boston and Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Anthony Cross joined Liontrust from Schroders in 1997 and launched the UK Smaller Companies Fund a year later. Anthony’s co-managers on the Economic Advantage range of UK equity funds are Julian Fosh (formerly Scottish Amicable Investment Managers, Britannic Investment Managers, Scottish Friendly Society and Saracen Fund Managers), Victoria Stevens (who joined from FinnCap), Matt Tonge (previously on the Liontrust dealing desk), Alex Wedge (who joined from N+1 Singer), Natalie Bell (previously on the Liontrust Responsible Capitalism team) and Alex Game (who joined from Unicorn Asset Management).
The Global Equities team is headed by Mark Hawtin, who has 40 years of investment experience, including managing global equity long only and long/short funds. Mark joined Liontrust in 2024 to create the Global Equities team along with David Goodman, Kevin Kruczynski and Pieran Maru. The four managers run a range of long only and long/short equity funds. Ewan Thompson, Tom Smith and Ruth Chambers joined Liontrust in 2019 and manage emerging markets equity funds and the Japan Equity Fund.
The three-strong Global Innovation team is led by Storm Uru who is supported by Clare Pleydell-Bouverie and James O'Connor. Storm Uru, who developed the Global Innovation investment process, manages the Liontrust Global Innovation, Liontrust Global Dividend and Liontrust Global Technology funds. The three managers joined Liontrust as part of the acquisition of Neptune Investment Management in October 2019. Storm Uru has 12 years’ industry experience and holds a degree in finance from Massey University and an MBA from Oxford University, Clare Pleydell-Bouverie has 8 years of industry experience and holds a degree in history from Oxford University and James O’Connor has 9 years of industry experience and holds a degree in psychology and economics from Harvard University and a degree in education research from Oxford University.
The team has been managing the Sustainable Future funds for more than 22 years. The team is headed by Peter Michaelis who has been managing the funds since launch. The fund managers all joined from Alliance Trust Investments (ATI) as part of its acquisition and were previously running the Sustainable Future fund range at Aviva Investors.