Neptune has grown its assets under management to over £4bn following four years of month-on-month net inflows.
The boutique attributes the milestone to “strong and consistent” performance, with 18 of the group’s 25 funds top quartile since their respective launches, and the addition of euro and dollar share classes on key funds this year. Neptune now has nine funds with over £50m in assets, managed by five in-house fund managers. Founded in 2002, the group takes a contrarian, high-conviction approach to investment, analysing global equities by industry as opposed to taking a regional, index-driven approach. “This enabled Neptune to foresee the imminent collapse of the financials sector and,...
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