Lombard Odier IM launches Future Electrification strategy

Managed by Paul Udall

Valeria Martinez
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Lombard Odier Investment Managers has launched the Future Electrification fund, which will invest in companies associated with the energy system's transition towards an electric model.

The fund is managed by lead portfolio manager Paul Udall, supported by junior portfolio manager Peter Burke-Smith and LOIM's sustainability research and investment teams. With a global equity portfolio of 40 to 50 holdings, the strategy aims to have a bias towards high quality companies with sustainable financial models, business practices and business models.  The firms support demand for clean electrification and enhanced efficiency of buildings, transport and industry, as well as participate in the trend towards decarbonising  the global energy supply by switching from fossil fuels...

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