The investment firm set up by former Vontobel star manager Rajiv Jain has more than doubled its assets to $62bn this year, making it one of the standout winners in the fund management sector from the coronavirus crisis.

GQG Partners, which was set up by India-born Mr Jain in 2016 and which manages funds focused on emerging markets, US and global equities, had net client inflows of $18.2bn in the first nine months of this year, the Florida-based firm told the Financial Times.

The value or growth framework is "overly simplistic", says Rajiv Jain, chairman and CIO of GQG Partners. While avoiding "value traps" is critical to long-term returns, some in the growth camp "have gotten a bit ahead of themselves".

GQG Partners founder reveals how to adapt quickly and thrive in the face of challenges.

Rajiv Jain is used to a crisis. The founder of boutique GQG Partners made his name as a star emerging markets trader during a long career at Vontobel Asset Management.

GQG Partners Chairman and Chief Investment Officer Rajiv Jain speaks with Barry Ritholtz on Bloomberg Radio about portfolio construction, investment focus, and deciding when to sell.

GQG Partners LLC (GQG Partners) recently celebrated the three-year anniversary of its founding. As the firm surpasses more than US$22.5 billion in regulatory assets under management, its co-founders reflect on the past three years

GQG Partners, the emerging markets equities boutique launched by former Vontobel Asset Management co-CEO and CIO Rajiv Jain, has reached nearly $15 billion in assets under management in two years of operations.

One year after its founding, GQG Partners LLC announces that it now oversees client assets in excess of US$5.3 billion, a display of remarkable growth. GQG Chairman and Chief Investment Officer Rajiv Jain’s passion for equity investing led him to establish the firm in June 2016.