UK – As the company’s chief executive and major shareholder, Philip Rodrigs acknowledges that beginning the Raynar Portfolio Management investment firm with two projects in the middle of a pandemic and consequential global recession is less than ideal.
Fortunately, Rodrigs’ flexible leadership style helps Raynar Portfolio Management thrive during trying times. The company embraces remote work policies and uses this decentralisation to its advantage when communicating with clients. The decision to invest in companies whose functions simplify life during COVID-19 also contributes to RPM’s successful launch. These investments, coupled with Rodrigs’ leadership, have established Raynar Portfolio Management as a force to be reckoned with in the U.K. markets. How Remote Work Helps Rodrigs Expect the UnexpectedPhilip Rodrigs launched Raynar Portfolio Management
in January of this year. The organisation operates with two distinct
strategies: Raynar Enhanced and Raynar Flagship. Raynar’s Enhanced framework
seeks to optimize client opportunities across all types of asset class. Raynar
Flagship, on the other hand, is specifically available to professional
investors looking to invest in U.K. equities for the significant majority of a
stock market life cycle. Flagship draws on Rodrigs’ specialist experience of
investing in the smallest listed firms on the UK markets.It is never
preferential to begin a business endeavor during a global economic downturn,
let alone a pandemic. Rodrigs’ flexible leadership demonstrates that he
skillfully expected the unexpected by establishing a forward-thinking,
client-oriented remote work approach. This policy is essential in helping RPM
adapt to COVID-19. For example, Rodrigs uses his firm’s work-from-home policy
to schedule more flexible client-facing meetings. He points out that clients
typically “set aside a few days a year to meet with investors, and you have to
grab a slot then.” The pandemic suspended this norm, but working from home made
it much easier to find the time. That ability to make the best of an unforeseen
event highlights RPM’s anticipated durability in investment management.Co-Opting Expertise During the COVID-19 EconomyRodrigs’
investing expertise lies in smaller sized firms. He designed the Raynar Flagship Strategy cognizant
of managing liquidity. In this economy, the ability to keep a close tab on the
pulse of the markets when creating an effective investment strategy is a more
valuable skill than ever before. Rodrigs demonstrates that talent with Flagship’s
framework. It is built with the flexibility to reduce exposure to equities in
favor of other assets. This flexibility aims to preserve capital in unfavorable
investment conditions while also focusing on investments whose functions are
compatible with the current state of the economy. As the world
navigates its most severe economic decline since the 2008 Great Recession, some
may avoid investing due to market volatility. Rodrigs keeps that volatility at
the forefront of his investment firm, not as a deterrent but as an opportunity.
The firm works under the notion that market volatility creates a chance to
identify attractive investments that may have become mis-priced or might have
otherwise flown under the radar. These attractive investment opportunities
include companies where COVID-19 is creating significant lasting changes that
positively impact the future of their business. Among these
attractive investment opportunities are the video conferencing software LoopUp
and satellite broadband provider BigBlu Broadband. These stocks were expected
to increase in demand from the COVID-19 pandemic due to an uptick in the number
of employees participating in remote work. Since COVID’s impact on business
development requires more wireless compatibility, both businesses represented a
skillful opportunity for Rodrigs’ firm. Ultimately, the decision to incorporate
COVID-19 beneficiaries into its business model speaks to the firm’s ability to
identify attractive investments during uncertain times.About Philip RodrigsWith 18 years of
professional experience in investing, Rodrigs’ investment background
demonstrates the potential to turn your passion into a career. He first began
investing in 2000 with initial capital from a family gift. From there, he
competed in investing competitions for two years. Those competitions eventually
led him to Invesco Perpetual, where he worked as a trainee fund manager. Since
then, his resume includes tenures at T. Rowe Price International and Investec
Asset Management. Today, he leads
the firm he founded – Raynar Portfolio Management. The
firm specializes in alternative investment funds and promises to search high
and low for great investments. He presides over dedicated individuals committed
to helping their clients achieve the best possible outcomes. His firm’s
strategy includes the framework to withstand shocking global conditions. “With a strategy
carefully designed to accommodate challenging market conditions,” says Rodrigs,
“we seek to deliver great client outcomes by focusing investment into unique
firms that deliver for all stakeholders as they flourish.” This built-in,
crisis-proof approach to investment demonstrates Rodrigs’ unique leadership
abilities; his skill and experience in the U.K. equity market help him and his
company thrive, regardless of the discouraging global climate.
in January of this year. The organisation operates with two distinct
strategies: Raynar Enhanced and Raynar Flagship. Raynar’s Enhanced framework
seeks to optimize client opportunities across all types of asset class. Raynar
Flagship, on the other hand, is specifically available to professional
investors looking to invest in U.K. equities for the significant majority of a
stock market life cycle. Flagship draws on Rodrigs’ specialist experience of
investing in the smallest listed firms on the UK markets.It is never
preferential to begin a business endeavor during a global economic downturn,
let alone a pandemic. Rodrigs’ flexible leadership demonstrates that he
skillfully expected the unexpected by establishing a forward-thinking,
client-oriented remote work approach. This policy is essential in helping RPM
adapt to COVID-19. For example, Rodrigs uses his firm’s work-from-home policy
to schedule more flexible client-facing meetings. He points out that clients
typically “set aside a few days a year to meet with investors, and you have to
grab a slot then.” The pandemic suspended this norm, but working from home made
it much easier to find the time. That ability to make the best of an unforeseen
event highlights RPM’s anticipated durability in investment management.Co-Opting Expertise During the COVID-19 EconomyRodrigs’
investing expertise lies in smaller sized firms. He designed the Raynar Flagship Strategy cognizant
of managing liquidity. In this economy, the ability to keep a close tab on the
pulse of the markets when creating an effective investment strategy is a more
valuable skill than ever before. Rodrigs demonstrates that talent with Flagship’s
framework. It is built with the flexibility to reduce exposure to equities in
favor of other assets. This flexibility aims to preserve capital in unfavorable
investment conditions while also focusing on investments whose functions are
compatible with the current state of the economy. As the world
navigates its most severe economic decline since the 2008 Great Recession, some
may avoid investing due to market volatility. Rodrigs keeps that volatility at
the forefront of his investment firm, not as a deterrent but as an opportunity.
The firm works under the notion that market volatility creates a chance to
identify attractive investments that may have become mis-priced or might have
otherwise flown under the radar. These attractive investment opportunities
include companies where COVID-19 is creating significant lasting changes that
positively impact the future of their business. Among these
attractive investment opportunities are the video conferencing software LoopUp
and satellite broadband provider BigBlu Broadband. These stocks were expected
to increase in demand from the COVID-19 pandemic due to an uptick in the number
of employees participating in remote work. Since COVID’s impact on business
development requires more wireless compatibility, both businesses represented a
skillful opportunity for Rodrigs’ firm. Ultimately, the decision to incorporate
COVID-19 beneficiaries into its business model speaks to the firm’s ability to
identify attractive investments during uncertain times.About Philip RodrigsWith 18 years of
professional experience in investing, Rodrigs’ investment background
demonstrates the potential to turn your passion into a career. He first began
investing in 2000 with initial capital from a family gift. From there, he
competed in investing competitions for two years. Those competitions eventually
led him to Invesco Perpetual, where he worked as a trainee fund manager. Since
then, his resume includes tenures at T. Rowe Price International and Investec
Asset Management. Today, he leads
the firm he founded – Raynar Portfolio Management. The
firm specializes in alternative investment funds and promises to search high
and low for great investments. He presides over dedicated individuals committed
to helping their clients achieve the best possible outcomes. His firm’s
strategy includes the framework to withstand shocking global conditions. “With a strategy
carefully designed to accommodate challenging market conditions,” says Rodrigs,
“we seek to deliver great client outcomes by focusing investment into unique
firms that deliver for all stakeholders as they flourish.” This built-in,
crisis-proof approach to investment demonstrates Rodrigs’ unique leadership
abilities; his skill and experience in the U.K. equity market help him and his
company thrive, regardless of the discouraging global climate.
