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.
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.
M&A activity among small- and mid-cap stocks in the Japanese market could lead to a long-term rally in equities, according to JO Hambro Capital Management's Ruth Nash.
JOHCM Income duo move overweight in life and non-life insurance companies
JO Hambro Capital Management's Paul Wild has urged investors not to give up on Europe as a "grand plan" is on its way.
JO Hambro Capital Management's new Asian fund manager has said high profile fund managers caught out by accountancy fraud by some of China's smaller companies were not to blame as the problems can be so difficult to spot.
Investment management boutique J O Hambro Capital Management is to be acquired by Australian fund manager BT Investment Management (BTIM) in a £209m deal.
JO Hambro Capital Management's newest offering, Global Emerging Markets Opportunities fund, will have a large-cap bias and adopt the top-down approach the managers used in their in their previous roles at Barings.
JO Hambro Capital Management's Clive Beagles has raised the cap on his UK Equity Income fund to £1bn.
JO Hambro Capital Management has soft-closed its UK Equity Income fund after it reached its £750m cap.