Global Equities: how the team is sticking to process during the Covid-19 crisis

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Portfolio Manager Scott Woods talks about how the team are operating from home, ongoing conversations with companies, and how he’s adapting portfolios to market moves.

20 April 2020

Scott Woods

Portfolio Manager, Global Equities

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