About Julian
Julian Fosh joined Liontrust in 2008 from Saracen Fund Managers Ltd as a Fund Manager on the Economic Advantage funds with Anthony Cross and to develop the Liontrust Economic Advantage process. From 2004 to 2008, Julian was the co-manager of Saracen Growth Fund. Before this, Julian headed the investment department at Scottish Friendly Assurance Society Limited where he managed a range of funds including UK equity OEICs, life and pension funds. In a career that started in 1984, Julian has also worked at Britannia Investment Managers and Scottish Amicable. Julian graduated in 1984 from Merton College Oxford with an MA in Jurisprudence.
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Victoria Stevens
Team17 - Debbie Bestwick MBE
In the third episode of the Stock Exchange series Debbie Bestwick MBE, Non-Executive Director of indie games developer Team17, explains the amazing success of the business, including launching the famous Worms game, creating a company with sustainable growth and what it takes to make great games.
Victoria Stevens
Focusrite - Phil Dudderidge OBE
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Victoria Stevens
Domino's - Andrew Rennie
For the first conversation in the Stock Exchanges series, Victoria tucks into Domino’s, which is the largest pizza delivery operator in the world. She discovers the secrets of its success from Andrew Rennie, the Chief Executive of Domino’s Pizza Group, the London listed company that holds the master franchise agreement for the UK and Ireland and has over 1,300 mostly franchised stores under its banner.
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Natalie Bell finds reasons for UK investor optimism.
