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4th May 2021

Orbis: Global Equity Fund Webinar

There are signs that the next decade may not look as similar to the previous one as markets currently expect and Orbis believes the Global Equity Fund with its very different, bottom-up portfolio is well positioned for whatever the future holds.

Please join Dan Brocklebank, Head of Orbis Investments UK and Ed Blain, one of Orbis' portfolio managers on this webinar where they will discuss:

  • How the US currently accounts for around two thirds of the total value of global stock markets, but only around 30% of the Orbis OEIC Global Equity Fund.
  • What happened the last time the strategy differed so substantially from its benchmark during the tech bubble in 2000. 
  • How the events of 2020 have created a growing sense in the market that there is too much money chasing too few assets.         

When: Thursday 13 May at 12.30

There are signs that the next decade may not look as similar to the previous one as markets currently expect and Orbis believes the Global Equity Fund with its very different, bottom-up portfolio is well positioned for whatever the future holds. 

Benefits of attending

  • Learn about the possibility of regime change and its potential impact
  • Receive a tour of the portfolio to understand how it could benefit your clients
  • Understand where the team is currently finding value 
  • Take part in a live Q&A session

 

Register to attend the update

 

Registration closes at 12:00pm on Wednesday, 12 May.

By registering for this Investor Briefing you agree to Orbis website and webinar terms and conditions.

Partner Webcasts, Investments, Global Equities

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