About Mark
Mark Hawtin is head of the Global Equities team. Mark joined Liontrust in 2024 from GAM, where he was an Investment Director running global long-only and long/short funds investing in the disruptive growth & technology sectors. Before joining GAM in 2008 he was a partner and portfolio manager with Marshall Wace Asset Management for eight years, managing one of Europe’s largest technology, media and telecoms hedge funds. Mark previously spent seven years at Enskilda Securities, initially as head of sales, before taking responsibility for the international equity business, overseeing pan-European research and trading activities and around a quarter of the investment banking staff.
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Mark's funds
Global Equities Team
The Fund seeks to deliver capital appreciation over the long term by taking long, synthetic long and synthetic short positions, primarily in global equities and equity related derivatives.
Global Equities Team
The Liontrust Balanced Fund is managed by Mark Hawtin and Kevin Kruczynski. The Fund aims to generate capital growth over the long term (5 years or more) with the potential for income through investing in global equities and bonds.
Global Equities Team
The Liontrust Global Alpha Fund is managed by Mark Hawtin and Pieran Maru. The fund managers aim to deliver Alpha (i.e. capital growth in excess of the MSCI AC World Index) by running an actively managed portfolio and investing in securities using a combination of economic, industry and stock specific analysis irrespective of a benchmark index.
Global Equities Team
The Fund seeks to identify companies that will be the beneficiaries of digitalisation in the US and invest across three different categories of these beneficiaries: the disruptors, embracers and enablers.
Global Equities Team
The Ireland-domiciled and Article 8 Fund is managed by Mark Hawtin and Pieran Maru. The fund managers aim to deliver alpha (capital growth in excess of the MSCI AC World Index) by running an actively managed portfolio and investing in securities using a combination of economic, industry and stock specific analysis irrespective of a benchmark index.
