Long-time Polar Capital manager James Salter discusses teaming up with former growth star David Mitchinson, launching Zennor Asset Management and their Japan fund’s strong start.

Matthew Norris, head of real estate securities at Gravis, dives into his own digital infrastructure fund and the real assets behind data and technology.

Citywire A-rated Richard de Lisle‘s small cap strategy has outperformed the S&P 500 despite avoiding US tech which has driven the index’s most recent exuberant returns.

According to Alec Cutler, a long-time vocal critic of ESG, telling emerging markets to not use fossil fuels is hypocritical, and means that they ‘won’t develop’.

Jupiter's Richard Watts discusses the IPO opportunities for Chrysalis, after the investment trust has fallen to a near 50% discount to its net asset value (NAV).

Travis Spence, head of EMEA ETF distribution at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, explains the structural difficulties that have prevented UK investors from opting for exchange traded funds (ETFs).

Louise Kernohan discusses leaving Abrdn in 2020 to join Newton and run the firm’s £590m BNY Mellon UK Equity fund and why ‘sustainable UK equities’ is not a contradiction in terms.

Caroline Hug catches up with Morningstar global director of sustainability Hortense Bioy to discuss the FCA’s Sustainable Disclosure Requirements (SDR).

Marlborough multi-asset CIO Nathan Sweeney and Ruffer investment director Duncan MacInnes fight it out over whether the market is entering a new inflationary era.

Following Microsoft's rumoured $10bn investment into OpenAI in January, Morningstar analyst Dan Romanoff believes the tech giant's share price could see a $25 boost from its current level of $333.  However, ethical concerns over AI could act as a headwind over the long term.