Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Adrian Frost joins Joseph Hill in the studio in this episode of Hargreaves Lansdown’s meet the manager.
Industry veteran, Frost, reflects on his 43 year career in the industry, including 23 as manager of the Artemis Income fund. He shares his thoughts on the fund’s impressive consistency, his approach to dealing with tougher periods as well as the changes he’s observed in the UK stock market over time.
Watch to find out what a typical working day looks like for Frost, his key lessons from four decades of investing, and how he switches off outside of work.
This video isn’t personal advice. These are the views of the fund manager and not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any investment.
All investments can fall as well as rise in value, so you could get back less than you invest. If you’re not sure if an investment is right for you, ask for financial advice.
Past performance isn’t a guide to the future. Yields are variable and income is not guaranteed.
The fund takes charges from capital, which can increase the yield but reduce the potential for capital growth.
The fund tends to be concentrated with between 45 and 55 investments, which means each one can have a meaningful effect on performance, though this approach increases risk.
Recorded 13/11/25
Adrian Frost joins Joseph Hill in the studio in this episode of Hargreaves Lansdown’s meet the manager.
Industry veteran, Frost, reflects on his 43 year career in the industry, including 23 as manager of the Artemis Income fund. He shares his thoughts on the fund’s impressive consistency, his approach to dealing with tougher periods as well as the changes he’s observed in the UK stock market over time.
Watch to find out what a typical working day looks like for Frost, his key lessons from four decades of investing, and how he switches off outside of work.
This video isn’t personal advice. These are the views of the fund manager and not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any investment.
All investments can fall as well as rise in value, so you could get back less than you invest. If you’re not sure if an investment is right for you, ask for financial advice.
Past performance isn’t a guide to the future. Yields are variable and income is not guaranteed.
The fund takes charges from capital, which can increase the yield but reduce the potential for capital growth.
The fund tends to be concentrated with between 45 and 55 investments, which means each one can have a meaningful effect on performance, though this approach increases risk.
Recorded 13/11/25
