J O Hambro Capital Management
Joe Allpress is currently the Head of Investment Compliance at J O Hambro Capital Management. Prior to their current role, Joe held various positions at companies such as State Street Global Advisors, Barings, and Deutsche Asset Management. Joe has a strong background in investment oversight and guideline management, utilizing various compliance systems. Joe received their education from Birmingham City University and The Campion School.
J O Hambro Capital Management
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High conviction, active investors J O Hambro Capital Management (JOHCM) is an active investment company with an investment performance-led ethos. From our head office in London and offices in New York, Boston, Paris, Munich and Singapore, we manage a range of long-only equity, including UK, European, Global/International, Emerging Markets and Asian. Aiming to be the best, not the biggest. We want to be the best investment house, not the biggest. Growing too large can be an impediment to successful long-term investment. When funds become too big their performance can suffer from a lack of nimbleness that prevents investment in the best opportunities within the stock market, particularly within smaller, less liquid shares. By limiting how much money our fund managers manage, we can maintain our emphasis on market-leading, long-term investment performance. Each of our strategies has a defined capacity limit, and we have a track record of soft-closing strategies so that the interests of existing investors are preserved. Proven fund managers Our success has been founded upon recruiting experienced fund managers with proven investment pedigrees. They are attracted by our entrepreneurial approach and lack of bureaucracy, the latter enabling them to focus solely on investing without the distractions that can arise at a larger company. …given full intellectual freedom And our fund managers have complete investment freedom – there is no ‘house’ view on economies, markets, sectors or stocks. This leads to a diversity of views and approaches across our investment professionals and insulates us from the dangers of ‘groupthink’. This intellectual latitude and the absence of bureaucratic practices associated with many larger fund management houses has led to extremely low turnover amongst our investment professionals.