Two fund managers from the same city, focusing on the same market and yet miles apart in their investing philosophies
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You would think that if two investors ran billion-dollar India-focused funds out of the same city (Singapore), they would at least have a few things in common: a shared worldview, a preference for certain kinds of stocks, maybe even a similar framework for thinking about risk.
This article was originally published on April 23, 2025.
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