Richard Horlick

NIM is a thematic, team-oriented manager which conducts in-house research to identify themes and trends that influence, or are likely to influence, economies or stock markets globally. The firm focuses their research on the areas they believe are most likely to yield the best performing securities. Portfolio managers construct equity and fixed-income model portfolios in teams. For equity portfolios, the most important aspect of portfolio construction is stock selection as bottom-up decisions drive, to a large extent, a portfolio’s allocation to countries, sectors, and currencies. Their fixed income portfolios utilize both their top-down view of the world’s bond and currency markets and bottom-up investment selection process.

Operates as a nondepository trust company

Tau Capital PE is an active manager which made equity and equity-related investments in private companies operating in or with business exposure to Kazakhstan and further in the investment countries (or whose business is located within Kazakhstan or an investment country) who are seeking capital for growth and development, consolidation or acquisition, or as a pre-IPO round of financing. Investments were also made in special situations when they considered the investment to be of a type in keeping with the aims of the Fund. The firm targeted a range of sectors, including oil and gas exploration and production, metals and mining, transport and logistics, consumer-related, telecommunications, financial services and business services. Tau Capital PE generally took minority equity stakes of greater than ten per cent in each private company and sought board representation when they believed that they and/or an investee company would benefit from such an appointment. They also made controlling positions in investee companies from time to time.

Tau Capital PE is an active manager which made equity and equity-related investments in private companies operating in or with business exposure to Kazakhstan and further in the investment countries (or whose business is located within Kazakhstan or an investment country) who are seeking capital for growth and development, consolidation or acquisition, or as a pre-IPO round of financing. Investments were also made in special situations when they considered the investment to be of a type in keeping with the aims of the Fund. The firm targeted a range of sectors, including oil and gas exploration and production, metals and mining, transport and logistics, consumer-related, telecommunications, financial services and business services. Tau Capital PE generally took minority equity stakes of greater than ten per cent in each private company and sought board representation when they believed that they and/or an investee company would benefit from such an appointment. They also made controlling positions in investee companies from time to time.

Tau Capital PE is an active manager which made equity and equity-related investments in private companies operating in or with business exposure to Kazakhstan and further in the investment countries (or whose business is located within Kazakhstan or an investment country) who are seeking capital for growth and development, consolidation or acquisition, or as a pre-IPO round of financing. Investments were also made in special situations when they considered the investment to be of a type in keeping with the aims of the Fund. The firm targeted a range of sectors, including oil and gas exploration and production, metals and mining, transport and logistics, consumer-related, telecommunications, financial services and business services. Tau Capital PE generally took minority equity stakes of greater than ten per cent in each private company and sought board representation when they believed that they and/or an investee company would benefit from such an appointment. They also made controlling positions in investee companies from time to time.

SHCM utilizes a top-down combined with a bottom-up approach which focuses on absolute returns through a range of investment strategies. They seek to generate alpha through a long-only approach. They asses a firm's valuation and analyze sector and geographic influences. They endeavor to enhance returns and mitigate risks of their regional equity funds by applying leverage. SHCM may utilize protective strategies using cash and derivative overlays but eschews short positions. They tend to take a long-term bias in the small- to mid-caps in their Asian and Japanese funds. Their joint closed-end fund invests in a mix of public and private equity in addition to special situations. They target a range of sectors such as oil and gas exploration and production, metals and mining, consumer-related, telecommunications, financial services, transport and logistics, as well as business services.

NIM is a thematic, team-oriented manager which conducts in-house research to identify themes and trends that influence, or are likely to influence, economies or stock markets globally. The firm focuses their research on the areas they believe are most likely to yield the best performing securities. Portfolio managers construct equity and fixed-income model portfolios in teams. For equity portfolios, the most important aspect of portfolio construction is stock selection as bottom-up decisions drive, to a large extent, a portfolio’s allocation to countries, sectors, and currencies. Their fixed income portfolios utilize both their top-down view of the world’s bond and currency markets and bottom-up investment selection process.

SHCM utilizes a top-down combined with a bottom-up approach which focuses on absolute returns through a range of investment strategies. They seek to generate alpha through a long-only approach. They asses a firm's valuation and analyze sector and geographic influences. They endeavor to enhance returns and mitigate risks of their regional equity funds by applying leverage. SHCM may utilize protective strategies using cash and derivative overlays but eschews short positions. They tend to take a long-term bias in the small- to mid-caps in their Asian and Japanese funds. Their joint closed-end fund invests in a mix of public and private equity in addition to special situations. They target a range of sectors such as oil and gas exploration and production, metals and mining, consumer-related, telecommunications, financial services, transport and logistics, as well as business services.

Functions as a College/University

NIM is a thematic, team-oriented manager which conducts in-house research to identify themes and trends that influence, or are likely to influence, economies or stock markets globally. The firm focuses their research on the areas they believe are most likely to yield the best performing securities. Portfolio managers construct equity and fixed-income model portfolios in teams. For equity portfolios, the most important aspect of portfolio construction is stock selection as bottom-up decisions drive, to a large extent, a portfolio’s allocation to countries, sectors, and currencies. Their fixed income portfolios utilize both their top-down view of the world’s bond and currency markets and bottom-up investment selection process.

Functions as a College/University

SHCM utilizes a top-down combined with a bottom-up approach which focuses on absolute returns through a range of investment strategies. They seek to generate alpha through a long-only approach. They asses a firm's valuation and analyze sector and geographic influences. They endeavor to enhance returns and mitigate risks of their regional equity funds by applying leverage. SHCM may utilize protective strategies using cash and derivative overlays but eschews short positions. They tend to take a long-term bias in the small- to mid-caps in their Asian and Japanese funds. Their joint closed-end fund invests in a mix of public and private equity in addition to special situations. They target a range of sectors such as oil and gas exploration and production, metals and mining, consumer-related, telecommunications, financial services, transport and logistics, as well as business services.

CrossBorder implements investment strategy through research and internally managed hedge funds.

NIM is a thematic, team-oriented manager which conducts in-house research to identify themes and trends that influence, or are likely to influence, economies or stock markets globally. The firm focuses their research on the areas they believe are most likely to yield the best performing securities. Portfolio managers construct equity and fixed-income model portfolios in teams. For equity portfolios, the most important aspect of portfolio construction is stock selection as bottom-up decisions drive, to a large extent, a portfolio’s allocation to countries, sectors, and currencies. Their fixed income portfolios utilize both their top-down view of the world’s bond and currency markets and bottom-up investment selection process.

Functions as a College/University

SHCM utilizes a top-down combined with a bottom-up approach which focuses on absolute returns through a range of investment strategies. They seek to generate alpha through a long-only approach. They asses a firm's valuation and analyze sector and geographic influences. They endeavor to enhance returns and mitigate risks of their regional equity funds by applying leverage. SHCM may utilize protective strategies using cash and derivative overlays but eschews short positions. They tend to take a long-term bias in the small- to mid-caps in their Asian and Japanese funds. Their joint closed-end fund invests in a mix of public and private equity in addition to special situations. They target a range of sectors such as oil and gas exploration and production, metals and mining, consumer-related, telecommunications, financial services, transport and logistics, as well as business services.

Operates as a nondepository trust company

Functions as a College/University

NIM is a thematic, team-oriented manager which conducts in-house research to identify themes and trends that influence, or are likely to influence, economies or stock markets globally. The firm focuses their research on the areas they believe are most likely to yield the best performing securities. Portfolio managers construct equity and fixed-income model portfolios in teams. For equity portfolios, the most important aspect of portfolio construction is stock selection as bottom-up decisions drive, to a large extent, a portfolio’s allocation to countries, sectors, and currencies. Their fixed income portfolios utilize both their top-down view of the world’s bond and currency markets and bottom-up investment selection process.

Functions as a College/University

SHCM utilizes a top-down combined with a bottom-up approach which focuses on absolute returns through a range of investment strategies. They seek to generate alpha through a long-only approach. They asses a firm's valuation and analyze sector and geographic influences. They endeavor to enhance returns and mitigate risks of their regional equity funds by applying leverage. SHCM may utilize protective strategies using cash and derivative overlays but eschews short positions. They tend to take a long-term bias in the small- to mid-caps in their Asian and Japanese funds. Their joint closed-end fund invests in a mix of public and private equity in addition to special situations. They target a range of sectors such as oil and gas exploration and production, metals and mining, consumer-related, telecommunications, financial services, transport and logistics, as well as business services.

NIM is a thematic, team-oriented manager which conducts in-house research to identify themes and trends that influence, or are likely to influence, economies or stock markets globally. The firm focuses their research on the areas they believe are most likely to yield the best performing securities. Portfolio managers construct equity and fixed-income model portfolios in teams. For equity portfolios, the most important aspect of portfolio construction is stock selection as bottom-up decisions drive, to a large extent, a portfolio’s allocation to countries, sectors, and currencies. Their fixed income portfolios utilize both their top-down view of the world’s bond and currency markets and bottom-up investment selection process.

Functions as a College/University

SHCM utilizes a top-down combined with a bottom-up approach which focuses on absolute returns through a range of investment strategies. They seek to generate alpha through a long-only approach. They asses a firm's valuation and analyze sector and geographic influences. They endeavor to enhance returns and mitigate risks of their regional equity funds by applying leverage. SHCM may utilize protective strategies using cash and derivative overlays but eschews short positions. They tend to take a long-term bias in the small- to mid-caps in their Asian and Japanese funds. Their joint closed-end fund invests in a mix of public and private equity in addition to special situations. They target a range of sectors such as oil and gas exploration and production, metals and mining, consumer-related, telecommunications, financial services, transport and logistics, as well as business services.

SHCM utilizes a top-down combined with a bottom-up approach which focuses on absolute returns through a range of investment strategies. They seek to generate alpha through a long-only approach. They asses a firm's valuation and analyze sector and geographic influences. They endeavor to enhance returns and mitigate risks of their regional equity funds by applying leverage. SHCM may utilize protective strategies using cash and derivative overlays but eschews short positions. They tend to take a long-term bias in the small- to mid-caps in their Asian and Japanese funds. Their joint closed-end fund invests in a mix of public and private equity in addition to special situations. They target a range of sectors such as oil and gas exploration and production, metals and mining, consumer-related, telecommunications, financial services, transport and logistics, as well as business services.

SHCM utilizes a top-down combined with a bottom-up approach which focuses on absolute returns through a range of investment strategies. They seek to generate alpha through a long-only approach. They asses a firm's valuation and analyze sector and geographic influences. They endeavor to enhance returns and mitigate risks of their regional equity funds by applying leverage. SHCM may utilize protective strategies using cash and derivative overlays but eschews short positions. They tend to take a long-term bias in the small- to mid-caps in their Asian and Japanese funds. Their joint closed-end fund invests in a mix of public and private equity in addition to special situations. They target a range of sectors such as oil and gas exploration and production, metals and mining, consumer-related, telecommunications, financial services, transport and logistics, as well as business services.

NIM is a thematic, team-oriented manager which conducts in-house research to identify themes and trends that influence, or are likely to influence, economies or stock markets globally. The firm focuses their research on the areas they believe are most likely to yield the best performing securities. Portfolio managers construct equity and fixed-income model portfolios in teams. For equity portfolios, the most important aspect of portfolio construction is stock selection as bottom-up decisions drive, to a large extent, a portfolio’s allocation to countries, sectors, and currencies. Their fixed income portfolios utilize both their top-down view of the world’s bond and currency markets and bottom-up investment selection process.

NIM is a thematic, team-oriented manager which conducts in-house research to identify themes and trends that influence, or are likely to influence, economies or stock markets globally. The firm focuses their research on the areas they believe are most likely to yield the best performing securities. Portfolio managers construct equity and fixed-income model portfolios in teams. For equity portfolios, the most important aspect of portfolio construction is stock selection as bottom-up decisions drive, to a large extent, a portfolio’s allocation to countries, sectors, and currencies. Their fixed income portfolios utilize both their top-down view of the world’s bond and currency markets and bottom-up investment selection process.

NIM is a thematic, team-oriented manager which conducts in-house research to identify themes and trends that influence, or are likely to influence, economies or stock markets globally. The firm focuses their research on the areas they believe are most likely to yield the best performing securities. Portfolio managers construct equity and fixed-income model portfolios in teams. For equity portfolios, the most important aspect of portfolio construction is stock selection as bottom-up decisions drive, to a large extent, a portfolio’s allocation to countries, sectors, and currencies. Their fixed income portfolios utilize both their top-down view of the world’s bond and currency markets and bottom-up investment selection process.

SHCM utilizes a top-down combined with a bottom-up approach which focuses on absolute returns through a range of investment strategies. They seek to generate alpha through a long-only approach. They asses a firm's valuation and analyze sector and geographic influences. They endeavor to enhance returns and mitigate risks of their regional equity funds by applying leverage. SHCM may utilize protective strategies using cash and derivative overlays but eschews short positions. They tend to take a long-term bias in the small- to mid-caps in their Asian and Japanese funds. Their joint closed-end fund invests in a mix of public and private equity in addition to special situations. They target a range of sectors such as oil and gas exploration and production, metals and mining, consumer-related, telecommunications, financial services, transport and logistics, as well as business services.

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

SHCM utilizes a top-down combined with a bottom-up approach which focuses on absolute returns through a range of investment strategies. They seek to generate alpha through a long-only approach. They asses a firm's valuation and analyze sector and geographic influences. They endeavor to enhance returns and mitigate risks of their regional equity funds by applying leverage. SHCM may utilize protective strategies using cash and derivative overlays but eschews short positions. They tend to take a long-term bias in the small- to mid-caps in their Asian and Japanese funds. Their joint closed-end fund invests in a mix of public and private equity in addition to special situations. They target a range of sectors such as oil and gas exploration and production, metals and mining, consumer-related, telecommunications, financial services, transport and logistics, as well as business services.

SHCM utilizes a top-down combined with a bottom-up approach which focuses on absolute returns through a range of investment strategies. They seek to generate alpha through a long-only approach. They asses a firm's valuation and analyze sector and geographic influences. They endeavor to enhance returns and mitigate risks of their regional equity funds by applying leverage. SHCM may utilize protective strategies using cash and derivative overlays but eschews short positions. They tend to take a long-term bias in the small- to mid-caps in their Asian and Japanese funds. Their joint closed-end fund invests in a mix of public and private equity in addition to special situations. They target a range of sectors such as oil and gas exploration and production, metals and mining, consumer-related, telecommunications, financial services, transport and logistics, as well as business services.

NIM is a thematic, team-oriented manager which conducts in-house research to identify themes and trends that influence, or are likely to influence, economies or stock markets globally. The firm focuses their research on the areas they believe are most likely to yield the best performing securities. Portfolio managers construct equity and fixed-income model portfolios in teams. For equity portfolios, the most important aspect of portfolio construction is stock selection as bottom-up decisions drive, to a large extent, a portfolio’s allocation to countries, sectors, and currencies. Their fixed income portfolios utilize both their top-down view of the world’s bond and currency markets and bottom-up investment selection process.

SHCM utilizes a top-down combined with a bottom-up approach which focuses on absolute returns through a range of investment strategies. They seek to generate alpha through a long-only approach. They asses a firm's valuation and analyze sector and geographic influences. They endeavor to enhance returns and mitigate risks of their regional equity funds by applying leverage. SHCM may utilize protective strategies using cash and derivative overlays but eschews short positions. They tend to take a long-term bias in the small- to mid-caps in their Asian and Japanese funds. Their joint closed-end fund invests in a mix of public and private equity in addition to special situations. They target a range of sectors such as oil and gas exploration and production, metals and mining, consumer-related, telecommunications, financial services, transport and logistics, as well as business services.

SHCM utilizes a top-down combined with a bottom-up approach which focuses on absolute returns through a range of investment strategies. They seek to generate alpha through a long-only approach. They asses a firm's valuation and analyze sector and geographic influences. They endeavor to enhance returns and mitigate risks of their regional equity funds by applying leverage. SHCM may utilize protective strategies using cash and derivative overlays but eschews short positions. They tend to take a long-term bias in the small- to mid-caps in their Asian and Japanese funds. Their joint closed-end fund invests in a mix of public and private equity in addition to special situations. They target a range of sectors such as oil and gas exploration and production, metals and mining, consumer-related, telecommunications, financial services, transport and logistics, as well as business services.

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University