In the next episode of our exciting ‘Meet the Funds Manager’ webcast series we will be joined by Ron Shamgar, the Head of Australian Equities at Tamim Asset Management. The Tamin All Cap Fund performed exceptionally strongly through 2019, returning 55.78% (net of fees). And, so far in FY20, is 8.64% (net of fees) up for the year, after a strong July returned 11.34%.

Like Alex Waislits, who spoke at Reach Markets inaugural “Meet the Managers” session last month, Ron’s journey to managing other people’s money was unconventional. He began, as many fundies do, with a passion for understanding businesses and a drive to uncover opportunities not yet identified.

Book here Meet the Funds Manager – Event Details: Date: 28 August, 2020 Time: 12pm AEST Format: Fireside chat with interactive Q&A

His passion for investing was such that he started a Facebook group, ostensible for family and friends to share some of his insights and best ideas with others. The group grew to thousands of people following Ron and his investment views. With an entrepreneurial spirit and a firm view that investing in companies is “not work, it’s fun”, Ron started his thus far 17-year career as a Money Manager.

At Tamim, as Head of Australian Equities, Ron oversees two flagship funds; Australia All Cap Fund and Australia Small Cap Income Fund. 

Some of his top picks include:

Red Bubble – he believes the business is on the cusp of inflection points in both revenue and earnings growth, as more consumers look to shop online. 

Spirit Telecom – they are backing the team here led by Sol Lukatsky who is high energy and has a superb track record of growing businesses that are taken out by bigger players.

EML – There is no doubt that Covid-19 has benefited EML by bringing forward client intentions to transform their digital payment strategies.

This is a free event. Click here to book your spot.

This session is live and interactive and includes a live Q&A. Spots are limited, so please book into this session as soon as possible.

Any advice contained in the presentation is general only and does not consider your objectives, financial situation or needs, and you should consider whether it’s appropriate for you.