Charles has worked in stock markets for over 35 years. After graduating from Oxford University in Modern History, he joined SG Warburg & Warburg Investment Management in 1977 as a graduate trainee before moving to Rowe & Pitman in 1979 to found their Tokyo Equity Research Department. As most Japanese stocks at that time were caught up in a heady valuation bubble, his main work was to scour for (and recommend) lesser-known undervalued Emerging Growth companies. In 1985, Charles joined Goldman Sachs to start and run their Japanese Equity Research Department, with a strong continuation of this work. Key ‘multiple-bagger’ recommendations made over the period included Nintendo, Tokyo Electron, Shimano and Unicharm. In 1992 Charles moved back to Europe, remaining with Goldman Sachs, where he ran the Special Opportunities / Emerging Growth research products for 15 years, a period during which he was more specifically focused on Technology.  In February 2007, Charles left the ‘sell-side’ to set up Inflection Point Investments.

Graduating from Cambridge University with a BA (Hons) in Economics, and after a brief period working at NM Rothschild in Mergers & Acquisitions, Sasha joined Goldman Sachs in 2004 where he worked closely with Charles Elliott on the European Special Opportunities research product. In February 2007 he left with Charles to set up Inflection Point Investments, having forged a successful partnership with him. Whilst working together on the sell-side, the most notable Emerging Growth recommendations they made were in Satellite Navigation, including companies such as TomTom and Tele Atlas.

Karen worked at Goldman Sachs (London) between 2004-12 as an Equity Research Analyst (Executive Director), specialising in small cap and Internet stocks. Graduating from Cambridge University in 2004 with a BA (Hons) in Economics. Karen has been with Inflection Point since February 2014.

Pajani is a Fellow member of the Association Chartered Certified Accountant (ACCA) and studied Investment Management and Corporate Finance at London Business School.  After graduating he worked as an Associate at State Street Bank in London,

Pajani has been with Inflection Point Investments since inception (2007).