Freddie Lait: Fund Manager Sold His House to Start £1 Billion Fund | The Risk That Paid Off | #21
In this episode, I sit down with Freddie Lait, founder of Latitude Investment Management, who went from studying mathematics at Oxford to working at Goldman Sachs and Rothschild, before taking the ultimate leap - selling his house to start his own fund management business in 2016.Today, Freddie manages a £1 billion…
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