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...But Rajiv Jain, chief investment officer of Florida-based GQG Partners, said Soriot had more than earned the additional pay because of AstraZeneca’s strong performance....
...The Frenchman was “massively underpaid” given the performance of the business under his watch, Rajiv Jain, chief investment officer at top-20 shareholder GQG Partners, said before the vote....
...The Florida-based asset manager founded by Rajiv Jain, previously a star fund manager at Vontobel Asset Management, has built up the bet over the past 18 months, spurred on by the “business friendly” approaches...
...Rajiv Jain, founder of $92bn US-based investment firm GQG Partners, told the Financial Times he had urged the management of the FTSE 100-listed owner of Lucky Strike and Dunhill to call time on a London...
...The move has been criticised by shareholder advisers Glass Lewis and ISS but welcomed by some major shareholders, with Rajiv Jain, chief investment officer at GQG Partners, saying Soriot is “massively underpaid...
...GQG founder Rajiv Jain has one main argument when he defends investing some of his firm’s $93bn into a business run by a rightwing, yoga televangelist with ties to India’s prime minister: growth....
...Last year, Rajiv Jain, chair and chief investment officer of $105bn US investment group GQG Partners, urged BAT to switch its primary listing and clashed with management over its decision to suspend the...
...But leading shareholders welcomed the pay rise before the vote, with Rajiv Jain, chief investment officer at top-20 shareholder GQG Partners, saying Soriot was “massively underpaid” given the performance...
...Shortly after Marroco was appointed to the top job in May last year, Rajiv Jain, founder of GQG Partners, a top-five BAT shareholder, told the Financial Times that he wanted the newly-installed chief executive...
...“Goldman is the most levered to capital markets [and] we believe animal spirits will return,” Rajiv Jain, chief investment officer of Florida-based asset manager GQG, told the Financial Times....
...Rajiv Jain is not afraid of taking risks....
...GQG goes against the grain Rajiv Jain is not afraid of taking risks....
...“In EM there is too much focus on China,” said Rajiv Jain, chief investment officer of GQG Partners, a $120bn asset manager known for its bets on emerging markets, “but the rest of EM is doing fine”....
...Why Rajiv Jain is betting on an Indian yoga televangelist Rajiv Jain, founder of $93bn asset manager GQG, has made a second high-profile investment in an Indian company this year....
...Rajiv Jain, founder and chief investment officer of the $98bn asset manager, told Bloomberg that the value of GQG’s Adani holdings was almost $3.5bn....
...News round-up Bill Ackman escalates Business Insider plagiarism feud with legal threat (FT) Fund manager Rajiv Jain takes $2.8bn bet on Middle Eastern stocks (FT) Deutsche Bank analysing deals with Commerzbank...
...“In Nvidia’s context, it [AI] is going to create some winners and losers . . . more losers than winners” as it disrupts business models across industries, said Rajiv Jain, founder and chief investment officer...
...GQG’s founder and chief investment officer, Rajiv Jain, was the first major investor to bet on the Adani Group after US short seller Hindenburg Research hit the conglomerate with a short selling attack in...
...Rajiv Jain, whose $98bn US-based investment firm GQG Partners is a top-five shareholder in BAT, told the Financial Times that the change in management was “a pretty bullish development” and called on Marroco...
...GQG Partners’ chair and chief investment officer Rajiv Jain said he was “excited to have initiated positions in the Adani companies.”...
...GQG Partners, which was founded by Rajiv Jain in 2016 and is listed in Australia, bought $1.87bn of Adani stock in secondary market trades, Adani said on Thursday....
...In today’s newsletter: Rajiv Jain backs Adani Beijing poses obstacles for an Arm IPO London’s most expensive home is for sale Rajiv Jain defends his due diligence Rajiv Jain loves a good bargain....
...The Florida-based firm run by Rajiv Jain has purchased a 6 per cent stake worth an estimated $290mn in Patanjali Foods, a listed company of Patanjali Ayurved, the consumer group co-founded by the yogi tycoon...
...Investors including Abu Dhabi’s International Holding Company and London-listed Jupiter Asset Management still backed an eventually cancelled share sale by the group, while star stockpicker Rajiv Jain of...
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