Webinar: UK Smaller Companies

Many people wait until they see a catalyst before investing in smaller companies. However, an obsession with what is going to bump up the share price in the near term reduces the investable universe and means investors could miss out on the short, sharp rallies responsible for much of this asset class’s long-term outperformance.

Mark Niznik

Join Mark Niznik and William Tamworth  of the Artemis UK Smaller Companies Fund as they explain why they believe a focus on attractively priced market leaders generating strong free cashflow is the best way to invest for brighter days ahead. 

The managers outline their plans for the Artemis UK Future Leaders plc investment trust including how they expect it to differ from their open-ended fund. 

Data recorded: Thursday 25 March

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Mark Niznik

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‘UK smaller companies‘ strategy

Mark has managed Artemis‘ ‘UK smaller companies‘ strategy since joining the firm in 2007, which he does alongside fellow manager William Tamworth

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William Tamworth

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‘UK smaller companies‘ strategy

William works with Mark Niznik managing Artemis’ ‘UK smaller companies’ strategy.

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