Jamie Carter, deputy chairman of think-tank New City Initiative and CEO of Oldfield Partners, talks to editor Katrina Lloyd about the Brexit impact on smaller asset managers, and where the big value opportunities are to be found in the current market environment.
New City Initiative (NCI) offers an independent, expert voice in the debate over the future of financial regulation. Founded in 2010, NCI counts amongst its members some of the leading independent asset management firms in the City and the continent. The NCI gives a voice to independent, owner-managed firms that are entirely focused on and aligned with the interests of their clients and investors. Meanwhile, Oldfield Partners is a value equities house, which manages around $4bn for endowment funds, pension funds, charities, family offices, and high net worth individuals.
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