An expression of Ruffer’s single investment strategy, designed for the specific needs of eligible UK charities. A strategy tried and tested for over 30 years.

Joined Ruffer in 2005 after graduating from Durham University with a first class honours degree in economics. She became a CFA charterholder in 2009. She began managing Ruffer's illiquid strategies in 2011, became Head of Specialist Funds in 2016, and Head of Investments in 2020.

Dec 31, 2024 · The Ruffer Investment Company follows the Ruffer philosophy and strategy. These are unchanged since the firm started in 1994. The investment strategy and asset allocation is set by Henry Maxey and Neil McLeish , Co-Chief Investment Officers.

An expression of Ruffer’s single investment strategy, which trades daily and caters for the needs and requirements for investors outside the UK, complying with SFDR Article 8 rules. A strategy tried and tested for over 30 years.

WS Ruffer Total Return Fund follows the Ruffer philosophy and strategy. These are unchanged since the firm started in 1994. The investment strategy and asset allocation is set by Henry Maxey and Neil McLeish, Co-Chief Investment Officers.

Ruffer provides investment management services for institutions, pension funds, charities, financial planners and individual investors.

Apr 1, 2025 · The Ruffer Review 2025 offers evaluations of current market and economic conditions, assessments of possible futures and some pertinent lessons from history.

Ruffer Investment Company Limited FTSE All-Share TR £ Twice Bank Rate January witnessed three distinct market environments: initial pain caused by rising interest rates, then relief across equity and bond markets, and finally a short-lived market volatility

Ruffer has a dedicated Responsible Investment team, which manages all engagement activity and forms an integral part of the research process. Details of all engagement activities are available here.

Jan 16, 2025 · April 2025: Equities are at maximum valuations, investors are at peak investedness, and now a regime change which markets have not yet digested. Jonathan Ruffer asks if this is one of the rare occasions when a market crisis not only foretells but contributes to the economic hardship to come.