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Nick Train on performance woes, AI and why UK stocks are ‘prone with opportunity’

Veteran fund manager talks about the outlook for his biggest FTSE 100 investments, including LSEG, RELX and Experian

By David Ricketts
The star manager is trusting technology to help boost UK companies
The star manager is trusting technology to help boost UK companies Photo: Getty Images

There are plenty of examples of well-known fund managers striking out on their own, only to fall flat a few years later. Nick Train isn’t one of them.

The veteran stock-picker has been investing in UK companies for more than 40 years, and established Lindsell Train in 2000 with Michael Lindsell. The pair had previously worked together at GT Management.

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