Nick Gait

Investment Director

Nick joined Tideway in 2012 and is responsible for maintaining private client model and bespoke portfolios.

Having graduated in 2011 with a degree in History from the University of St Andrews, Nick holds both the Investment Advice Diploma and Investment Manager Certificate qualifications. Nick is a CFA Charterholder and an active member of the CFA Society of the UK and is Tideway’s lead analyst on third party investment funds and private client portfolios.

A selection of insights written by Nick Gait

Navigating Volatile Markets in Fixed Income

Nick Gait
August 21, 2023

It has been a volatile four weeks in investment markets which began with positive news as UK’s June headline Consumer Price Index inflation figure came in lower than forecasted (7.9% versus 8.2%)...

Fund in Focus: Ruffer Diversified Return

Nick Gait
September 5, 2022

The importance of dividends and income in your portfolio

Nick Gait
July 4, 2022

Markets continue to be volatile, reacting to every new bit of information; large daily moves have become the new normal. Read our previous market update to learn more about it....

Calculation Not Speculation 

Nick Gait
May 30, 2022

Should I buy some Bitcoin James? I’m not the only one who gets asked about Bitcoin from time to time and it is not hard to see why. The peer...

Valuations, Russo-Ukrainian War & Fixed Income

Nick Gait
April 1, 2022

It would be a true statement to say we are happy to see the end of Q1 2022 with significant market volatility causing headaches for asset allocators....

Sanlam Multi Strategy Fund – Managed by Mike Pingerra

Nick Gait
June 25, 2021

Award winning Multi-Strategy offering run by experienced fund manager Mike Pingerra...

Investment Insight, 11/06/2021

Nick Gait
June 11, 2021

Inflation continues to be the major talking point amongst investors with the central debate focusing on whether the pickup in prices is temporary or part of a longer-term trend. Despite...

There were further developments this week to inflation narrative with higher-than-expected US CPI. As seen earlier in the year, the market responded predictably with rising yields, with longer duration growth...