Recently we attended the London Quality Growth Conference and we’ve put together a special quilt episode, featuring many of the key speakers at the event. One of the things we love about recording this podcast and attending this type of conference, is it gives us a chance to step outside of our usual circle and have conversations with people who think differently. Whether it’s Value, Growth or Quality it’s all investing at the end of the day, and hearing new perspectives sharpens our own thinking. We’re joined by an incredible line-up of investors and allocators from the Quality Growth world. You’ll hear from the likes of Nick Train, from Lindsell Train, Anthony Brenton, from Turtle Creek, Richard Warne, from Copia Capital, Christopher Rossbach, from J. Stern, Oliver Wayne, from Redington, Stephen Clapham, from Behind the Balance Sheet, David Shapiro, from Sustainable Growth Advisers, Fabio Cecutto, from Willis Towers Watson, Kunal Desai, from GIB Asset Management, Simon Brewer, from the Money Maze podcast, Stephen Yiu, from Blue Whale Capital, Stephanie Niven from Ninety One, and Ronald Chan, from Chartwell Capital. We think there’s something powerful about walking across the proverbial aisle and we hope you enjoy these conversations as much as we did. Enjoy!

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