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Jacob de Tusch-Lec – managing Artemis Global Income in the post-Covid new world order

In this investment special, Anna Macdonald sits down with Artemis Global Income Fund manager Jacob de Tusch-Lec to explore the themes driving the fund’s long-term success. They discuss navigating a changing world order, opportunities in banks, defence, commodities and AI infrastructure, and why the fund remains underweight the US and technology. Jacob shares his contrarian approach to income investing, portfolio discipline, and where he still sees value in today’s increasingly concentrated global markets.
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Watch: Anna Macdonald and Jacob de Tusch-Lec on post-Covid markets and the new world order

Jacob de Tusch-Lec – manager of the Artemis Global Income fund – talks navigating the post-Covid market backdrops. Higher inflation, shifting spheres of influence, changing trade patterns and greater geopolitical uncertainty are the new world order.

For Artemis Global Income, that means looking beyond the typically dominant areas and the era of ultra-low interest rates to find opportunities in more tangible, asset-backed parts of the market. It’s about finding the balance between traditional income-generating stocks and more contrarian investments.