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The world’s greatest investors: Angus TullochTutorials Angus Tulloch's strategy was simple but effective: buy well-run firms in industries with barriers to entry that are generating strong returns on capital.
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The world’s greatest investors: Hugh YoungFeatures Effective companies are about people working well together, says Hugo Young, manager of the Aberdeen Global Asia Pacific Equity Fund.
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The world’s greatest investors: Francisco García ParamésTutorials Spanish value investor Francisco García Paramés has enjoyed annualised returns of 16% over 25 years.
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The world’s greatest investors: Cheah Cheng HyeFeatures Cheah Cheng Hye – dubbed “Goldfinger” and the “Asian Warren Buffett” – is the co-founder and chairman of Hong Kong-based Value Partners Group.
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Bill Gross: a turning point for bondsFeatures Bill Gross of Janus Henderson reckons we’ve seen the turning point in bonds as the 35-year bear market "is starting to come out of hibernation".
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The world’s greatest investors: Jack DreyfusFeatures Jack Dreyfus was a market timer and adopted a “contrarian” strategy that put the majority of his funds’ assets into stocks during times of great pessimism.
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Jamie Dimon: no fan of bitcoin
Features It's not the technology that investment bank boss Jamie Dimon has a problem with. It's the cryptocurrency.
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The world’s greatest investors: James SimonsFeatures James Simons started his hedge fund in 1978. Between 1989 and 2016, he returned just under 40% a year after fees.
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Jeremy Grantham: investors are waking up to climate change
Features Investors are starting to pay attention to the risks that climate change poses, says Jeremy Grantham of US fund manager GMO.
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