Osmosis Investment Management Creates Advisory Board
London (PRWEB UK) 25 September 2013 -- London based Osmosis Investment Management announces an Advisory Board to provide strategic guidance to the management team.
Gerrit Heyns, CEO of Osmosis Holdings said, “We’ve set some ambitious goals for ourselves and are extremely fortunate to have such an insightful group of people helping us to achieve those goals.”
Osmosis is a unique investment firm that systematically identifies resource efficiency in large cap companies. The firm exploits unique informational advantages to generate superior returns in global equity markets through MoRE, its proprietary model of resource efficiency.
The initial members named to the Advisory Board are all long term finance industry professionals that appreciate the unique, innovative Osmosis approach. This distinctive group includes:
Sandra Robertson, the CEO and CIO of Oxford University Endowment Management,
Todd Ruppert, retired President, CEO and Board Member of T. Rowe Price Global Investment Services and Board Member of T. Rowe Price International,
John Llewellyn, Founding partner at Llewellyn Consulting and former Global Chief Economist at Lehman Brothers,
Doug Grip, retired Goldman Sachs Partner, President of the Goldman Sachs Mutual Funds and Head of Goldman Sachs Private Wealth Management International,
Simon Fry, former Head of Equity and Fixed Income in Europe and European Board member of Nomura Group Europe,
Michael Ingelog, CEO of Credit Suisse Group in the Nordic Region,
Raj Thamotheram, founder of the Network for Sustainable Financial Markets and previously Head of Sustainability at AXA Investors.
Michael Ingelog said, “The team at Osmosis have managed to find and exploit a competitive advantage using widely disclosed but largely ignored, underutilized information. It’s brilliant.”
“These guys bring a fresh perspective to assessing value in large cap companies; it’s intuitive and inspiring”, added Doug Grip.
John Llewellyn said, “Their focus is on the economic imperatives that drives sustainable behaviour. In my view, that is by far the most interesting way to approach sustainability and sustainable investing.”
Osmosis analyses publicly disclosed observed data on energy, water and waste to determine relative resource efficiency in a business; a productivity of assets approach to valuation. Businesses which transform resource inputs into revenue more efficiently create greater shareholder value.
Gerrit Heyns, [email protected], http://www.osmosisim.com, +44 2076531880, [email protected]
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