Webcast

July 3, 2026
Energy Transition
The energy transition is creating not only structural winners, but also losers. In this webcast, Peter Rice explains why active stock selection is becoming increasingly important and how specialist long/short strategies seek to generate attractive risk-adjusted returns across the energy value chain.
Many clean energy indices have disappointed investors despite continued growth in electrification, power demand, and global energy investment. As the energy transition enters its next phase, broad thematic exposure is becoming less effective, while valuation dispersion across the sector continues to increase.
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In this webcast, Peter Rice explains why the next phase of the energy transition increasingly favours active stock selection over passive investing. Through specialist long/short managers, the strategy seeks to identify structural winners and losers across the energy value chain while maintaining a strong focus on risk-adjusted returns.
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The webcast focuses in particular on:
why active investing is becoming increasingly attractive within the energy transition
opportunities created by electrification, grid expansion, and energy security
commodity bottlenecks and relative-value opportunities across the supply chain
identifying both long and short opportunities as valuation dispersion increases
generating attractive risk-adjusted returns through specialist long/short managers rather than broad thematic exposure
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