Miles Costello

4 days ago | citywire.com | Miles Costello

The quantitative investment model that Anton Kristiansson first started building when he was still a student has helped him become an Elite Investor – among the top roughly 3% of the more than 10,000 equity managers tracked by Citywire. His small and mid-cap Simplicity Småbolag Global fund, which is powered by the model, typically holds between 100 and 150 companies, with an average holding period of around a year.

4 days ago | citywire.com | Miles Costello

The quantitative investment model that Anton Kristiansson first started building when he was still a student has helped him become an Elite Investor – among the top roughly 3% of the more than 10,000 equity managers tracked by Citywire. His small and mid-cap Simplicity Småbolag Global fund, which is powered by the model, typically holds between 100 and 150 companies, with an average holding period of around a year.

1 week ago | citywire.com | Miles Costello |Sophie Downes |Dylan Lobo |Ebbani Juneja

Mattioli Woods has announced it will combine with Kingswood Group, in a merger expected to be approved later this year. The combined companies will serve over 25,000 clients with £25bn in assets under administration and advice. It will also mean the combined firm has more than 40 offices with over 200 advisers. Already have an account? Do you personally advise on or manage investments for clients?

1 week ago | citywire.com | Charles Walmsley |Miles Costello |Sophie Downes |Dylan Lobo

At the risk of walking on to a philosophical minefield, it’s hard not to conclude that Anton Kristiansson was born to end up where he has. As a fund manager, he specialises in quantitative analysis, rifling though the data inputs and outputs of an automated computer-driven investment model. He built the model himself from scratch, beginning when he was a student. But he didn’t study computer science.

1 week ago | citywire.com | Miles Costello

At the risk of walking on to a philosophical minefield, it’s hard not to conclude that Anton Kristiansson was born to end up where he has. As a fund manager, he specialises in quantitative analysis, rifling though the data inputs and outputs of an automated computer-driven investment model. He built the model himself from scratch, beginning when he was a student. But he didn’t study computer science.