TV Appearances
Charteris CEO Ian Williams interviewed by Canadian Broadcaster BNN
15th Dec 2011
Chairman Ian Williams is interviewed by BNN to give his views on Canadian Gold Companies, Gold Bullion and the XAU Index
Charteris CEO Ian Williams interviewed by Canadian Broadcaster BNN
18th Nov 2011
Chairman Ian Williams is interviewed by BNN to give his views on Canadian Gold Companies, Gold itself and the "basket case" that is the Eurozone.
Charteris CEO Ian Williams interviewed by Thomson Reuters: Reuters Insider
3rd Oct 2011
Chairman Ian Williams is interviewed by Reuters TV to discuss equities, gold and the outlook for markets in general.
Interview with Charteris CEO Ian Williams for SippTalk.tv
September 2011
Chairman Ian Williams speaks to SippTalk.tv about the funds he manages particularly the Elite Charteris Premuim Income Fund and WAY Charteris Gold Fund. This interview looks at the case for adopting a different approach for getting exposure to blue chip stocks and explores the benefits of investing in gold stocks rather than bullion. The topics of discussion include the reasons behind the success to date on both funds and the type of retail investor they may be attractive to.
Gold Not Stretched, Miners Better Value Says Charteris CEO, Thomson Reuters: Reuters Insider
12th Nov 2010
Chairman Ian Williams is interviewed by Reuters’ Nick Edwards to discuss Gold and the 43% gain since launch of the Way Charteris Gold Fund.
Wilcox interviews Gold Fund Manager Ian Williams
1 Oct 2010
Gold Fund manager Ian Williams interviewed by WAY Fund Managers Chairman Paul Wilcox regarding the processes on how the Way Charteris Gold Fund will run and methodology behind his perspectives.
Gold may rise "substantially"
23 Sept 10 - Bloomberg
Chairman Ian Williams discusses Gold’s recent record breaking performance on Bloomberg TV. He also gives his views on what Gold can achieve in the future for investors.
Williams on UK Emergency Budget
23 July 2010 - Bloomberg
Citywire A-rated Ian Williams, manager of the City Financial Strategic Gilt fund and CEO of Charteris Treasury Portfolio Managers talks about the planned cuts outlined in the UK's emergency budget and his gilts strategy.
A-rated Williams anticipates gilt sell-off on budget disappointment
22 June 2010 - Citywire
Citywire A-rated Ian Williams, manager of the City Financial Strategic Gilt fund and CEO of Charteris Treasury Portfolio Managers, anticipates that the gilt market will be 'mildly disappointed' with George Osborne's Emergency Budget, causing two to three weeks of pent- up selling to hit the gilt markets over the next two to three days.
Charteris' Williams Discusses UK Election Spread Bets
5 May 2010 - Bloomberg
Ian Williams, chief executive officer of Charteris Portfolio Managers, talks with Bloomberg's Andrea Catherwood about spread betting markets on the U.K. election
Williams on Gilts & Stock Selection
8th April 2010 - Bloomberg
Ian Williams, chief executive officer of Charteris Portfolio Managers, talks
with Bloomberg's Mark Barton about his investment strategy for U.K. stocks and
gilts. Williams, speaking in London, also discusses the outlook for Britain's
election and efforts to cut the country's budget deficit. (Source: Bloomberg)
Williams Sees Hung Parliament `Preferable' to Labour Win
15 March 2010 - Bloomberg
Ian Williams, chief executive officer of Charteris, talks about the outlook for the U.K. election. A YouGov Plc poll published in yesterday’s Sunday Times newspaper showed Labour at 33 percent, the Conservatives at 37 percent and the Liberal Democrats with 17 percent. Williams speaks with Bloomberg's Rishaad Salamat and Maryam Nemazee in London. (Source: Bloomberg
Ian Williams: 2010 Outlook for bond investors
8 March 2010 - Bloomberg
Ian Williams on Bloomberg TV
17 February 2010 - Bloomberg
Williams Sees Possibility of 'Negative' Rates in UK
23 December 2009 - Bloomberg
Ian Williams, chief executive officer of Charteris, talks with Bloomberg's Judith Bogner about the outlook for the U.K. economy and Bank of England policy in 2010
Gilt Funds Having a Tough Year
19 November 2009 - CNBC