Institutions

Our aim is to be the specialist investment partner of choice for our institutional clients.

Since our foundation in 1983, we have been a leading provider of investment solutions to some of the world’s largest pension funds, financial institutions, insurers, and sovereign wealth funds.

Our aim is to be the specialist investment partner of choice for our institutional clients. This means having a long-term perspective, understanding their individual needs and working with them to provide customised solutions. We have a history of pioneering new asset classes and strategies to achieve their objectives, whether informed by regulation, investment priorities or market opportunities, whilst being committed to excellent client service.

FEATURED FUNDS

We have a comprehensive range of active investment strategies across asset classes and styles.

Podcasts

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Thought Leadership

Investment Opinions

6 min read

Digital luxury: The revolution will be tokenised

11 June 2021

Swetha Ramachandran, Investment Manager, Luxury Brands, lifts the lid on the fascinating world of digital luxury. As the expansion of the ‘metaverse’ blurs the boundaries between the physical and the virtual, investment opportunities are being created.

Investment Opinions

5 min read

Maximising global M&A developments

09 June 2021

GAM Investments’ Roberto Bottoli discusses a resurgent and increasingly competitive merger and acquisition (M&A) market and examines potential arbitrage opportunities related to special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs).

Investment Opinions

4 min read

The Disruptive Strategist - Semiconductors, storage and supply chains

03 June 2021

GAM Investments' Disruptive Strategist Mark Hawtin believes the semiconductor sector is not fully understood by the market and explains his view that the area can no longer be viewed as a homogenous group. He sees related thematic opportunities across a range of industries - it is about who uses the product rather than who makes it.

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