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| Date | Description |
| 24/03/2023 | 'Anna Macdonald has left Amati after five years to spend more time with her family,' reports Citywire. |
| 18/04/2023 | 'Companies with proven business models and a tangible, identifiable ability to grow profits, or at least a clear roadmap to that point, are typically the best investments over time,'Mikhail Zverev, Co-Manager of the TB Amati Strategic Innovation Fund speaks to The Times on the topic of investment fads. |
| 08/04/2023 | “Sometimes the companies in the background providing the picks and shovels are better investments than the headline-grabbing pioneers.” Graeme Bencke, Fund Manager speaks to David Brenchley from The Times. |
| 05/04/2023 | "What used to take days, months or years can now be completed in hours. A very small number of companies have pioneered sequencing technology, and a smaller number still enable the means to interrogate the genetic data and link it to disease – but a vast array adopts these technologies and create the product to provide genetic testing services. There are investment ideas in each category," Dr Gareth Blades talks to Portfolio Adviser on genetic sequencing. |
| 04/04/2023 | TB Amati Strategic Metals Fund was suggested by Rob Morgan, Chief Investment Analyst at Charles Stanley as a fund for those seeking exposure to commodities in Trustnet article 'The best funds for exposure to alternative assets.' |
| 20/03/2023 | Innovative companies are likely to be mispriced due to the complex nature of that which they are developing. This gap can be seen as a 'complexity artbitrage' and used to investors' advantage, Mikhail Zverev, tells FTAdvisor's Sally Hickey in this feature interview, explaining what it means to invest in innovation. |
| 10/03/2023 | For a satellite fund, Darius McDermott, FundCalibre Ltd suggests the TB Amati Strategic Metals Fund, which invests in international mining companies that focus on precious or industrially important metals like gold, copper, lead and lithium in The Times article. |
| 02/03/2023 | 'AIM has had a torrid time but there are good reasons for optimisim - Amati,' Amati AIM IHT Portfolio Service reported on Proactive Investor. |
| 25/02/2023 | "This is a green energy tilted fund. Whether you are looking at electric vehicles, wind power or solar power, they are all metal intensive. That means demand for everything from lithium batteries to the copper integral to the working of wind turbines. As we go forward, we don't have enough of these metals to satisfy demand, which means new lithium and copper mines need to be brought on stream. This is a green energy tilted fund. Whether you are looking at electric vehicles, wind power or solar power, they are all metal intensive. That means demand for everything from lithium batteries to the copper integral to the working of wind turbines. As we go forward, we don't have enough of these metals to satisfy demand, which means new lithium and copper mines need to be brought on stream," Georges Lequime speaks to Mail on Sunday. |
| 22/02/2023 | “The great danger with these alliances is that they act as a substitute for government policy and in doing so, they could do more harm than good. Our system is not designed for private corporations to solve government problems.” Paul Jourdan, CEO at Amati Global Investors talks net zero alliances with ESG Clarity. |
| 22/02/2023 | 'The Amati Global Investors' Strategic Metals Fund might be the right specialist fund for investors looking for equity exposure to a combination of precious metals, base, and specialist metals rather than a fund focused on a single more common commodity such as gold or silver. Gabriella Macari, Chartered Wealth Manager at TILLIT identifies five long-term funds to add to your ISA and forget about in Trustnet article. |
| 14/02/2023 | 'Silver set for upward correction,' Georges Lequime is quoted on Proactive Investor. |
| 13/02/2023 | 'TB Amati Strategic Metals Fund awarded the Elite Rating by FundCalibre' reports Investment Week. |
| 13/02/2023 | "I don't want to make money out of other people's blood - China, Jourdan said, has a level of freedom that is “so low” that it will probably make for very bad investments,” in ESG Clarity article. |
| 12/02/2023 | 'Georges Lequime is interested in Lithium, which is set for tenfold increase in demand by 2025. This should keep its price high for at least the next couple of years as companies develop new mines.' Amati Strategic Metals Fund is mentioned in article 'Reasons to invest in metal' in The Times. |
| 02/02/2023 | Dr Paul Jourdan explains Amati Global Investor's approach to human rights, "I don't want to make money out of other people's blood," in ESGClarity article. |
| 19/01/2023 | TB Amati UK Listed Smaller Companies Fund listed as a fund most recommended by best buy lists in 2023 in Trustnet article. |
| 16/01/2023 | John Monaghan from Square Mile quoted the TB Amati UK Listed Smaller Companies Fund in Portfolio Advisor, 'Amati has forged a sound reputation as a leading UK smaller companies asset manager. The fund is run by a collegiate team of managers who follow an approach that was intially developed by the firm's CEO Paul Jourdan which seeks to identify higher-quality companies with robust balance sheets. Jourdan has been involved with the management of the strategy for over 20 years. |
| 14/01/2023 | The TB Amati UK Listed Smaller Companies fund featured on Interactive Investor's best-buy list in article in The Times. |
| 09/01/2023 | Amati Global Investors appointed Thomas Whitfield as sales director mentioned in WealthBriefing. |
| 04/01/2023 | "Replacing fossil fuels with energy from wind and solar, even just in transport, will require a massive degree of industrialisation of the natural world, because these are not energy dense forms of generation. The building of wind turbnes and pv panels itself is powered largely by fossil fuels and will be curtailed if these are not available or become too expensive," Dr Paul Jourdan talks energy with Sustainable Energy. |
| 03/01/2023 | Amati Global Investords mentioned in 'The Motley Fool' as a major investor in Polarean Imaging. |