Fund Manager Dinner with Gervais Williams and Freda Isingoma (1 hr of CPD)

Fund Manager Dinner with Gervais Williams and Freda Isingoma (1 hr of CPD)

Free


Members Only

Getting the attention of an institutional fund manager is hard, especially outside road shows or formal meetings. Our Fund Manager Dinner with Freda Isingoma of Octopus Investments Limited and Gervais Williams of Premier Miton, allows small and mid-size quoted company directors the unique opportunity to get direct access to leading investors.

This event is for Board Directors of Quoted Companies and free for QCA members.

Event Details

Date: 13 November, 2025

Start time: 18:00 BST

End time: 21:00 BST

Venue: City of London

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Join us for dinner with fund managers Gervais Williams of Premier Miton and Freda Isingoma of Octopus Investments and get a unique opportunity to hear from them directly about their insights into what they look for when making investment decisions. How it works: Both Fund Managers will provide insight into what they look for when making investment decisions and what companies should be focusing on to attract more investment. A Q&A discussion will then follow where company directors have the opportunity to ask questions in a Chatham House rule environment.

This event is for Board Directors of Quoted Companies and free for QCA members.

 

Freda Isingoma, Fund Manager, Octopus Investments Limited

 

Gervais Williams

Gervais Williams was a previous Chairman of the Quoted Companies Alliance and took on the honorary, non-board position of QCA President in October 2023. Gervais manages a number of funds that aggregate to between £0.5 – 1bn.

Gervais’s fund management career extends over 30 years including 17 years at Gartmore. In 2011, he joined Premier Miton where he has set up a number of new funds with Martin Turner. He was a former board member of The Investment Association, the government’s Patient Capital Review and is an advisor the AIM Advisory Council.

Gervais is a regular industry commentator at conferences and in the media, including on the Radio 4 Today program. He is also the author of a number of books on the changing economic outlook. His first book ‘Slow Finance’ was published in the autumn of 2011, with his second book ‘The Future is Small’ in November 2014, and his third book ‘The Retreat of Globalisation’ in December 2016.