Livermore Investments Group Limited is a British Virgin Islands-incorporated investment company listed on the London Stock Exchange AIM (ticker: LIV.L) that primarily invests in fixed income instruments, including Collateralized Loan Obligations (CLOs) with exposure to senior secured and broadly syndicated US loans; open warehouse facilities managed by firms such as Blackstone Credit, MJX, and PGIM; short- and long-term government bonds; corporate bonds; public equities; and private equity stakes in high-growth companies like Fetcherr Ltd (an AI-driven dynamic pricing platform for airlines) and Phytech Ltd (an agriculture-technology firm providing crop yield optimization solutions). The firm maintains a long-term buy-and-hold philosophy focused on generating high current income and regular cash flows, with a conservative approach emphasizing liquidity, low leverage, and reinvestment across economic cycles; its financial portfolio totals approximately USD 101.5 million as of June 2025, geographically concentrated in the US for CLOs, alongside emerging market private equity opportunities. Founded in 1998 by Noam Lanir and headquartered in Road Town, Tortola, with offices in Cyprus and Zurich and tax residency in Cyprus, the company employs four staff and manages net assets of USD 132.0 million as of June 2025. Recent developments include additional USD 9.9 million invested in Fetcherr Ltd in 2024 to maintain an 11.51% stake following its USD 25 million raise from Battery Ventures at a USD 250 million valuation, with Fetcherr securing further funding from Salesforce Ventures in July 2025 at a USD 530 million pre-money valuation; openings of new CLO warehouses with PGIM in August 2024 and Blackstone in December 2024, alongside conversions of prior warehouses into CLOs generating USD 1.66 million in carry; declaration of interim dividends totaling USD 7.0 million in both November 2024 (USD 0.0423 per share) and July 2025; reduction in CLO portfolio exposure amid tight credit spreads and market euphoria in late 2024 and early 2025; appointment of Itai Aharonson as independent non-executive director effective October 2025; and transition of Ron Baron from executive to non-executive director role post-2024 before his subsequent departure.