Budget Breakdown with Gervais Williams: What does it really mean?

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Budget Breakdown with Gervais Williams: What does it really mean?

Watch our recent insightful webinar, Budget breakdown with Gervais Williams: What does it really mean, hosted by Edison’s Neil Shah.

In one hour, Gervais analyses latest budget announcements, exploring their implications for individuals, businesses and the economy. Webinar is followed by a Q&A session. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain clarity from one of the industry’s most respected voices.

Featured Presenters

Gervais Williams, Head of equities at Premier Miton Investors

Bio: Fund manager: The Diverse Income Trust, Miton UK MicroCap Trust, Premier Miton UK Multi Cap Income Fund, Premier Miton UK Smaller Companies Fund

Gervais Williams is head of equities at Premier Miton Investors and manages a number of funds and trusts that aggregate to more than £1.5bn. His fund management career extends over 30 years including 17 years at Gartmore Group, where he was head of UK small companies investing in UK smaller companies and Irish equities. Gervais is a member of the AIM Advisory Council, and president of the Quoted Companies Alliance. He was a member of the Patient Capital Review panel with the Chancellor of the Exchequer six years ago, where the recommendations were put into legislation in the subsequent budget. Gervais has published three books, Slow Finance (2011), The Future is Small (2014) and The Retreat of Globalisation (2016).

Neil Shah, Executive director, content and strategy, Edison Group

Neil has been at Edison for the last 20 years leading the analyst teams as director of content and strategy and establishing the firm as the leading issuer-sponsored research firm. He has also led Edison’s thought leadership on the equity research market.

Neil is a qualified accountant (PwC) with nine years’ experience as an equities analyst at Goldman Sachs. As Goldman’s building and materials analyst in London, he was ranked second by both Institutional Investor and Reuters. He left Goldman Sachs to help set up the specialist trading hedge fund, Tusker Capital.

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