GQG Partners Chief Investment Officer Rajiv Jain has changed his view on artificial intelligence and is now moving overweight on technology stocks tied to the AI theme, according to a Techub News brief citing Crypto Briefing. Jain had previously been skeptical about AI-related investments, but that position has now reversed.
The report also noted that funds managed by GQG Partners had previously seen $15.1 billion in outflows. At the same time, Nvidia shares had gone through multiple pullbacks. Against that backdrop, Jain decided to raise the firm’s allocation to AI-linked technology companies.
The brief did not disclose which companies were added or how large the new allocations are. It focused on the shift in Jain’s investment stance, highlighting a notable change from caution to a more constructive position on AI exposure within the technology sector.
GQG Partners Chief Investment Officer Rajiv Jain has shifted from skepticism on artificial intelligence to an overweight position in technology stocks, according to Techub News, which cited Crypto Briefing.
The report said funds managed by GQG Partners had previously recorded $15.1 billion in outflows, while Nvidia shares had gone through multiple corrections.
Jain had earlier taken a skeptical view of AI investing. That stance has now reversed, with a decision to increase allocations to technology companies tied to AI.
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