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Meet the Manager with Andurand Capital

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On Tuesday 24 May we hosted a virtual ‘Meet the Manager’ session with Pierre Andurand and Casey Dwyer, Co-Portfolio Managers of the Andurand Climate and Energy Transition Fund.

The Andurand Climate and Energy Transition Fund seeks to capture investment opportunities created by what they describe as the ‘energy transition mega-trend’ by investing in global carbon markets, commodity markets related to the energy transition and companies that are playing a role in the energy transition. The Fund is a holding in the Exbury strategy. Pierre and Casey discussed the strategy and investment philosophy followed by a Q&A session, where we touched on the outlook for the strategy and what the shifting changes in the macro environment mean for the fund.

Our dual objective for the Exbury strategy is to preserve and grow the real value of our clients’ wealth while investing in companies and funds – “Enablers” – that support the transition to a low-carbon economy. The Andurand Climate and Energy Transition Fund is one such Enabler, which we added to the portfolio in 2021. Jointly managed by renowned energy investor Pierre Andurand and Casey Dwyer, we feel the Andurand team is uniquely placed to capitalise on the rapidly growing and multi-decade investment opportunities offered by the energy transition. Pierre has over 20 years’ experience in energy investing and has delivered impressive returns for clients over his career.

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