Choosing trains over planes and driving an electric vehicle, as well as eating plant-based food, are all choices Neil Goddin makes on a regular basis due to Defi investing in Dubai.
The Artemis fund manager’s lifestyle reflects his investment strategy ethos, which drives and the Artemis Funds (Lux) Positive Future fund, which he co-manages with Craig Bonthron, Jonathan Parsons and Ryan Smith.
The fund, which was launched in Q3 as a European version of an existing UK-facing vehicle, is categorised as Article 9 under the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation.
At present, healthcare is the main sector within the fund (31%), with hearing aid retailer giant Amplifon and hybrid electro-acoustic implant manufacturer Cochlear as the two top holdings, representing 5% and 4.8%, respectively.
‘We have a lot of exposure to medical devices and that’s because they’re quite defensive in nature. Hearing devices within the fund and accounts for 25% of investment
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are a good example given the increasing life expectancy and we want to invest in these companies as much as possible, to help people being included in society and get a job,’ he told Citywire Selector.
Goddin said 40% of people requiring a hearing aid cannot access one due to its high costs. ‘Amplifon has launched a new digital device that is more efficient than traditional ones and only costs €500, which is a quarter of the price of the traditional device.
‘Cochlear is more specialised, geared towards people who are deaf, sometime since birth and need an implant,’ he said.
Niche developments in healthcare is also evident the fund’s third holding Insulet (4.51%), which produces alternative insulin delivery methods. It also has inclusion as a key driving factor.
‘The average diabetic person has two and a half serious hypo events a year, which can require hospitalisation, and their life
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expectancy is 10 years less than average. Insulet provides insulin patches that can be places anywhere in the body and provide a steady flow of insulin over a three-day period.
‘Insulet’s Omnipod 5 technology is the newest version which works in conjunction with Dexcom’s G6 continuous glucose monitor to adjust the patient’s insulin doses as needed, and it has just been approved by the FDA,’ he said.
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get a degree from somewhere like Brown University.
‘We’ve recently added more education stocks after they’ve been weak and became a lot cheaper
‘Most countries have areas that work well with solar and wind and those need to be explored.
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