Thinking differently,
investing globally
A different perspective
Founded in Sydney in 1994, Platinum has spent more than 30 years investing across global markets. Our approach combines active management, deep fundamental research and long-term thinking to uncover differentiated investment opportunities.


Our approach
Active management
High-conviction portfolios built through disciplined stock selection.
Research-driven
Deep fundamental research and independent analysis drive every investment decision.
Long-term perspective
Focused on long-term value creation through changing market cycles.
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When a good idea meets borrowed money
Artificial intelligence is transforming the global economy, but great technologies don't always make great investments. Understanding scarcity, valuation and leverage remains critical.

Too much certainty?
David Steinthal suggests uncertainty about the big issues of the day is creating both volatility and opportunities for patient investors.

Banking on growth: Where we invest in Eastern Europe
Eastern Europe's banks are benefiting from stronger economic growth, rising consumer wealth and underpenetrated financial markets, creating compelling long-term investment opportunities.
† Net performance as at 31 July 2026 for Platinum International Fund (C Class), inception date 30 April 1995.
* Net performance as at 31 July 2026 for Platinum Asia Fund (C Class), inception date 04 March 2003.
δ Net performance as at 31 July 2026 for Platinum Japan Fund (C Class), inception date 30 June 1998.
‡ Net performance as at 31 July 2026 for Platinum European Fund (C Class), inception date 30 June 1998.
§ Net performance as at 31 July 2026 for Platinum International Technology Fund (C Class), inception date 18 May 2000.
^ Net performance as at 31 July 2026 for Platinum International Brands Fund (C Class), inception date 18 May 2000.
** Net performance as at 31 July 2026 for Platinum International Health Sciences Fund (C Class), inception date 10 November 2003.
Investments can go up and down. Past performance is not predictive of future returns.






