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Fund managers who don’t invest in their own funds could be perceived as a chef who doesn’t eat their own cooking. Doesn’t it show conviction in their beliefs if they jump in alongside investors? Kamal Warraich speaks to Jean-Baptiste Andrieux, Trustnet, about while there is some evidence that suggests co-investments have generated better returns, there are nuances in the results. https://ow.ly/95Mz50SsTeX Investment involves risk, and you may not get back what you invest. It’s not suitable for everyone. #investing #investmentmanagement #wealthmanagement #funds

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Duncan Finnie

Business Development @ Robocap | MBA, Financial Markets

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Simple answers here do not reflect the hugely variable circumstances that will influence PM in fund assets. We somewhat add to the problem by using the analogy 'eat their own cooking'. We all know that good chefs taste their food, they don't sit down with you and enjoy a like for like experience. And 'skin in the game' is of both uncertain heritage and unpleasant imagery. At Robocap it's specialist, high expected return, boutique, so we all have high personal beta to the strategy and the business. The preference is valid for us. Dunc

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