our strategy.
Through science-based analysis and partnerships we have built with experts across numerous disciplines, we put our understanding of system change at the heart of our investment approach. Across our investment universe, we seek to understand how the deep-rooted transformations taking place in energy, industrial, consumer, health, financial, and digital systems will impact business models and long-term profitability. Across these systems we believe opportunities are emerging where the market is mispricing the risks and opportunities created as climate change and extreme weather, nature degradation and biodiversity loss, and social fragmentation and an ageing demographic force long-term system changes on today’s established economic model.
Having identified those businesses that we believe are set to benefit from the transition, we deploy fundamental analysis to search for price dislocations, where the commercial opportunity has been mispriced by markets yet to wake up to the system changes happening beneath their feet.
While we always take a long-term approach, we are not targeting returns at an unspecified future date – but now. By overlayering system change analysis with fundamental, bottom-up analysis, we build diversified, risk-managed, high-conviction global and thematic portfolios, founded not on hope or the changing winds of public policy, but on economic fundamentals.
We are living through a unique time
We are living through a time of great uncertainty. But it is also a time of unprecedented opportunity. In a tumultuous economic environment, system change analysis provides a means to ground investment outlooks in economic reality. Put simply, the world is changing, and investors must change with it. What worked yesterday will not work today.
We believe that sustainable investing is essential for preserving and growing our clients’ wealth over the long term. Away from the short-term noise and the latest ‘breaking news’, the tectonic plates of global system change are shifting. As we transition to a net-zero, nature-positive, socially constructive, and digitally enabled economic end-state, businesses and investors must take action, or risk missing a once-in-a-century economic revolution.
socially constructive.
Globalisation and economic growth have lifted more than one billion people out of extreme poverty7, while significantly increasing life expectancy8 and living standards around the world.
Yet demographic shifts, rising healthcare costs, and growing pressure on public finances are straining social systems and forcing governments to rethink the social contract. We believe this will create opportunities for businesses that can deliver personalised, affordable, and accessible products and services at scale.
Healthcare will move from treating illness to preventing it, supported by advances in AI, data analysis, and personalised medicine. More broadly, greater connectivity and digitalisation will expand access to services, economic opportunity, and financial security across society.