Established in 1997, Artemis is a leading UK-based fund manager, offering a range of funds which invest in the UK, Europe, the US and around the world. As a dedicated, active investment house, we specialise in investment management for both retail and institutional investors.
Our sole objective as investors is to outperform the market and produce long-term returns for the people whose money we manage.
We do not have a ‘house view’ or top-down approach to investing and we believe this sets us apart. Each investment team is independent in determining its investment approach. And yet, the Artemis culture supports a strong collegiate ethos. Our teams draw on each other’s experience and knowledge, sharing ideas and insights to achieve a common goal of maintaining and enhancing our standing with clients as trusted and active stewards of their capital.
We believe in creating a strong link between the compensation of our senior staff and the impact that they have on the delivery of value to clients and the success and profitability of our business. Fund managers’ remuneration is linked to the client assets that they run as well as their cultural contribution to the team and the broader business. In addition, all our fund managers invest their own money in the funds they manage, and those of their colleagues, in order to align their interests closely with those of our clients.
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High Yield Happenings: How short-dated high yield can help manage risk
Short-dated high-yield bonds may lag equities during the good times but history suggests they make up for that when times get tough.
The world-leading British companies you’ve never heard of
UK equity markets are home to a remarkable number of world-leading companies that most people would completely fail to recognise. That’s because these businesses operate in specialist niche areas.
Why good-quality companies aren’t always the best investments
Most fund managers will tell you they want to buy high-quality companies. After all, who wants to invest in a poorly run business with dismal prospects and a shrinking market share?
High Yield Happenings: The pragmatic way to boost returns from your cash allocation
Combining short-dated high yield with cash can produce powerful results.
Wolstencroft: Investor complacency is making me nervous
The manager of the Artemis SmartGARP European Equity Fund says it is at times when other investors stop caring about valuations that they become more important than ever.
The trillion-dollar company that still looks cheap
With all the coverage about Elon Musk’s SpaceX IPO and its intergalactic valuation, you may not have noticed when Samsung quietly entered the club through a side door a few weeks ago.