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McKenzie calls time on Saracen career to join Amati Global Investors

McKenzie calls time on Saracen career to join Amati Global Investors Events If you already have an account please use the link below to sign in. If you have any problems with your access or would like to request an individual access account please contact our customer service team. Seven-year stint comes to an end Scott McKenzie of Amati Global Investors Head of research at Saracen Fund Managers and manager of the TB Saracen UK Alpha and UK Income funds, Scott McKenzie, has left the firm after nearly seven years to join Amati Global Investors. McKenzie, whose career in UK equities spans more than 20 years, joins CEO Paul Jourdan, David Stevenson, Anna Macdonald and Dr Gareth Blades on Amati's investment team and will work across the TB Amati UK Smaller Companies Fund, Amati AIM VCT and the Amati AIM IHT Portfolio Service.

Amati Global Investors hires Saracen Fund Managers equity stalwart

Amati Global Investors hires Saracen Fund Managers equity stalwart Scott McKenzie leaves Saracen after seven years to work across Amati’s fund range Amati Global Investors has hired Saracen Fund Managers’ Scott McKenzie as a portfolio manager. McKenzie (pictured) joins Amati’s investment team working with Paul Jourdan, David Stevenson, Anna Macdonald and Gareth Blades across the TB Amati UK Smaller Companies fund, Amati AIM VCT plc and the Amati Aim IHT Portfolio Service. McKenzie, who has more than 20 years’ UK equities experience, was previously head of research and fund manager on the TB Saracen UK Alpha and TB Saracen UK Income funds. He joined the firm in 2014 and launched the UK Income fund before being appointed as manager on the UK Alpha fund in June 2017. He left Saracen at the end of March.

The top performing funds and investment trusts since Isas were launched in 1999?

The top performing funds and investment trusts since Isas were launched in 1999?

If you're looking for an "ESG" investment, why not try oil stocks?

If you’re looking for an “ESG” investment, why not try oil stocks? Investors looking to have their money do good shouldn’t sell out of miners and fossil-fuel companies, says Merryn Somerset Webb. That will just leave them in the hands of people who don’t care about doing good at all. 15 Mar 2021 Shell, Total and BP are aiming for net zero by 2050 – it is the job of shareholders to make sure they do that © Ollie Millington/Getty Images  If you are a nice person you won’t hold shares in any companies involved in fossil fuels or mining; their activities are dirty, environmentally unsound and that’s that. You can’t believe the planet is in trouble and also hold businesses involved in creating that trouble. End of. 

Want a flow of profits? Try metals driving green revolution

They are required in industry and manufacturing, while some are essential for green technology.  Such demand is the prime reason why investment house Amati Global Investors has just launched its Strategic Metals Fund.   'As the economy starts accelerating there will be a pick-up in demand for base metals,' explains Paul Jourdan, co-founder of Amati.  Hot stuff: As the global economy accelerates out of a pandemic-induced slump and to a greener future, there is one thing it is likely to need: metals 'Over and above that, we've got the 'energy transition' metals, which will be really key in facilitating electrification.' 

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