Burdett and Potter: How we run your money

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Gary Potter and Rob Burdett, co-heads of Thames River Multi-Capital, on how their investment process is a mix of "art, science and the intensive application of common sense".

Building one successful business in a career is tough but the high-profile multi-manager pairing of Rob Burdett and Gary Potter, co-heads of Thames River Multi-Capital (TRMC), look to be in the process of pulling off the trick for the third time in their 15 years of working together. The pair began picking funds together at Rothschild Asset Management in 1996, growing its multi-manager arm from £120m to £1.2bn. Joining Credit Suisse Asset Management in 2001, they built its multi-manager business from scratch up to £1.3bn and, since 2007, have been doing likewise at TRMC. With assets pick...

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