Although assets have grown substantially since Artemis' launch, CEO Mark Tyndall says the firm's culture remains unchanged
While Artemis' funds under management have more than doubled in two years, the group's CEO says the only thing that has changed is the deepening scepticism in the market that it can continue to run money the way it always has. Mark Tyndall, CEO and manager of the group's Capital fund, said it would appear the industry is unable to make up its mind as to what it wants - for Artemis to be a specialist house or a provider of core funds. As the group is seen to be outgrowing its boutique label, some advisers now recommend its funds as core holdings, while others appear to be waiting for it to ...
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