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Regional Specialist Profiles
NAM Singapore “NAMS” - Asia NAM Singapore, formerly known as “Nomura Capital Management (Singapore) Ltd." was established in April, 1988 under the laws of Singapore. It was merged on 1 October, 1997 with Nomura Asset Management Singapore Limited. NAM Singapore is regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and Securities and Exchange Board of India. As at 31 December 2007, NAM Singapore held approximately US$13 billion of assets under management. NAM's philosophy is founded on the belief that capital markets are not fully efficient. They identify stocks that are trading at less than their historic fair value by relative value analysis and fundamental research. Style described as ‘core’ or ‘flexible’, designed to add value in all market conditions. Much of the value-add is derived from stock selection, and this is facilitated by a disciplined stock selection process. Charlemagne - EMEA Stefan Böttcher (20 years exp.), Gabor Sitanyi (16 years exp.) $5.9bn in EM Equities Charlemagne is an independent investment management group with extensive experience and expertise in emerging markets. Established in 1997 in the Isle of Man and is regulated by the Isle of Man Financial Services Commission and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Charlemagne’s primary goal is to deliver superior risk adjusted returns within the Emerging Markets universe. Their approach aims to exploit the inefficiencies in the market via focused stock selection. They employ a rigorous bottom-up stock picking process that is subject to a disciplined risk management process. Gartmore – Latin America Chris Palmer (20 years exp.) $7.2bn in EM Equities Gartmore is a successful and innovative investment management house with assets under management of £27 billion. Gartmore offers a broad array of High Alpha and Absolute Return products. Headquartered in London, and with offices in Boston, Frankfurt, Madrid and Tokyo. Gartmore has a robust and disciplined investment process, generating alpha through skilled stock and country selection. Gartmore combine shrewd judgement with skilled risk management and integrate a qualitative and quantitative research process. Gartmore is regulated by the Financial Services Authority, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Note: non-US clients do not receive SEC protection.
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