Emerging markets to transform investment landscape

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The impending arrival of Kathryn Langridge is set to further enhance the profile of specialist Asian and global emerging fund manager Lloyd George

Lloyd George is well known as a specialist Asian and global emerging fund manager and the impending arrival of Kathryn Langridge will up this profile further. Founded in 1991 by current chairman and CEO Robert Lloyd George, great grandson of the liberal Prime Minister, the group has steadily grown assets under management from $50m in 1992 to $15bn today. "I founded the company with the vision that the global investment landscape in the next 50 years will be dramatically changed by the development of the major emerging economies," he said. "During the last three months, I have visited both...

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