Miles Costello

4 days ago | citywire.com | Dylan Lobo |Miles Costello |Natalia Vasnier |Simon Evan-Cook

Like much of the global economy, the outlook for Japan is currently highly uncertain. Hopes that the return of inflation and ta normalisation of interest rates would at last reignite growth have been upended in 2025 by Donald Trump’s tariffs war – Japan was hit with an unexpectedly high 20% levy while the country’s large autos sector faces 25%. But for Man’s country specialist and Elite Investor, Emily Badger, these are exciting times.

1 week ago | citywire.com | Dylan Lobo |Miles Costello |Natalia Vasnier |Katie Gilfillan

Brad Jacobs has profound tinnitus in both ears. And what’s more, he says he loves it. Not only has the billionaire entrepreneur actively embraced the condition as part of his life philosophy, but he actually claims it enhances his enjoyment of his second-biggest passion: playing and listening to music. Jacobs revels in the fizzes and pops that dance around his inner ears – to him it’s like the harmonies, riffs and rhythms that characterise the improvisations in his beloved discipline of jazz.

2 weeks ago | citywire.com | Miles Costello

LONDON: Scott Decatur is no ordinary quant. He doesn’t dream of a gazillion data points, and a giant mega-computer that crunches through them all at lightning speed in pursuit of the perfect opportunity. Although he is intellectually fascinated by it, he has also declined to embed AI into his stock-selection system, arguing that its processing prowess doesn’t necessarily add anything and can actually be counter-productive. Nor does he endlessly tinker with the model he and his team have built. Nope.

2 weeks ago | citywire.com | Sophie Downes |Miles Costello |Natalia Vasnier |Selin Bucak

Scott Decatur is no ordinary quant. He doesn’t dream of a gazillion data points, and a giant mega-computer that crunches through them all at lightning speed in pursuit of the perfect opportunity. Although he is intellectually fascinated by it, he has also declined to embed AI into his stock-selection system, arguing that its processing prowess doesn’t necessarily add anything and can actually be counter-productive. Nor does he endlessly tinker with the model he and his team have built. Nope.

2 weeks ago | citywire.com | Jeremy Gordon |Miles Costello |Himanshu Singh |Algy Hall

Scott Decatur is no ordinary quant. He doesn’t dream of a gazillion data points, and a giant mega-computer that crunches through them all at lightning speed in pursuit of the perfect opportunity. Although he is intellectually fascinated by it, he has also declined to embed AI into his stock-selection system, arguing that its processing prowess doesn’t necessarily add anything and can actually be counter-productive. Nor does he endlessly tinker with the model he and his team have built. Nope.