Mondrian Investment Partners Opens New Singapore Office

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Mondrian Investment Partners, a global investment manager focused on value investing, with over USD 50 billion assets under management and advisement (as of September 30, 2024), has opened a new Singapore office – to provide institutional investors better access to its comprehensive range of equity and fixed income strategies.

The new office, located at 6 Battery Road in Singapore, will help Mondrian support its growing number of existing clients in the region – as well as enabling new business development opportunities.

Giancarlo Fenton recently joined Mondrian as Head of Business Development – APAC,  located in the new Singapore office. Giancarlo has over 15 years of industry experience and has previously held positions with PIMCO and Colchester Global Investors across Europe and Asia. He is joined by James Lalor, who has relocated from Mondrian’s London headquarters.

Clive Gilmore, CEO and Group CIO of Mondrian Investment Partners, comments:

“The new Singapore office is an exciting move that will mean a greater number of conversations with our growing number of institutional clients and prospective clients – which is great news for both parties.”

“Mondrian has grown steadily over the last 30 years because we’ve always tried to do one thing very well: identifying and exploiting value for long-term returns. Clients in North America and Europe have entrusted us with a growing sum of assets and, now we have an expanding number of Asia-Pacific based clients, it’s logical to have a physical presence in the region.”

 

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Disclosures

This marketing communication is for Professional Investors only.

Mondrian Investment Partners Limited is authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (Firm Reference Number: 149507). Mondrian Investment Partners Limited is also registered as an Investment Adviser with the Securities and Exchange Commission (registration does not imply any level of skills or training).

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