JO Hambro Capital Management (JOHCM) is an asset management company with its headquarters in London and investment offices in Boston, New York and Singapore. JOHCM was founded in 1993 by Jamie Hambro and Christopher Mills, and launched an equities funds business in 2001. In 2011, this business was acquired by BT Investment Management, an Australian fund management group. As of 30 September 2017, JOHCM had £30.4bn in assets under management, across UK, European, global, Asian, Japanese, US and Emerging Markets investment strategies.
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JO Hambro Capital Management (JOHCM) has soft closed its Global Select and European Select Values funds, after assets have soared since the start of 2015.
Economic slowdown and deflation look worryingly similar to Japan's 'lost decade'
J.O. Hambro Capital Management's Clive Beagles has opened new positions in wealth managers and increased exposure to certain banks in his £2.9bn UK Equity Income fund.
Consumer staples have returned to the top of UK equity managers' agenda as later-than-expected rate hikes reignite the debate over the outlook for the sector.
Asian stocks have been largely ignored this year as investors take stock of positions and eye potential shifts in policy from central banks, but multi-managers are now upping their exposure amid a strong rally.
Henderson's chief executive Andrew Formica has teamed up with Nichola Pease and a range of asset managers to launch an initiative to get young people in the UK work experience - and potentially jobs - in the City.
JO Hambro Capital Management (JOHCM) has outlined plans to launch a global ex US small-cap equities strategy for new hire Robert Cresci.