Managers of the Stewart Investors Latin America fund, which this month reopened among a trio of previously soft-closed funds, Tom Prew and Millar Mathieson have dismissed benchmark discipline in favour of an approach prioritising "integrity" and quality of investee companies. Speaking to Investment Week ahead of the fund's reopening, Prew and Mathieson outlined the £123m AUM fund's process and why an investee company has to have certain characteristics, with trust paramount among them. "We have never worried about what is in the index and we have never worried about being divergent fr...
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