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Profil
Mr. Stephen P.
Martin is a Portfolio Manager at Hermes Investment Management Ltd. He joined Hermes in March 2005 to support the launch of a Nissay fund and moved to Hermes Small & Mid Cap at the beginning of 2009 to establish a Japan Small & Mid Cap strategy.
His role has since broadened to include analysis of developed Asian markets for the Global Small Cap strategy.
Mr. Martin's investment career began at Equity and Law in 1987 as a UK Equity Analyst; he joined United Friendly to cover Japanese equities in 1989.
After serving as Head of Japan there and at Royal & Sun Alliance Investment Management from 1991 to 1999, he switched to Pan-European Equities in 2000.
Mr. Martin was Head of Institutional Equities at Isis from 2002 until its merger with F&C in 2004.
He holds a degree in Philosophy, Politics & Economics from the University of Oxford.
Postes actifs de Stephen Paul Martin
| Sociétés | Poste | Début |
|---|---|---|
Hermes Investment Management Ltd.
 Hermes Investment Management Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance HIML is an active, long-term manager that provides investment solutions in a range of equities, fixed income, multi-asset and private markets strategies. The firm uses either a bottom-up or a top-down approach or both in their investment process, to identify and buy quality stocks that are attractively priced and to seek superior risk-adjusted returns. | Analyst-Equity | 01/03/2005 |
Anciens postes connus de Stephen Paul Martin
| Sociétés | Poste | Fin |
|---|---|---|
Hermes Focus Asset Management Ltd.
 Hermes Focus Asset Management Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance HFAM is an activist, long-term manager which follows a value-oriented investment approach to target companies which are consistently underperforming as a result of structural or strategic governance issues. The firm invests in a small number of fundamentally sound companies which they believe are not valued to their full potential due to addressable issues where they can help unlock value through engagement. They routinely meet with executive and non-executive directors and shareholders to advocate change from within the company. As a shareholder, HFAM works with their portfolio company boards and shareholders to catalyze changes necessary to improve the company’s long-term value in areas where shareholders have a legitimate role such as strategy and capital allocation, capital structure and governance. The firm holds investments until the market reacts favorably to the changes implemented and the company's stock is repriced. Sell decisions are based on target values. | Analyst-Equity | 07/03/2011 |
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Hermes Investment Management Ltd.
Hermes Investment Management Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance HIML is an active, long-term manager that provides investment solutions in a range of equities, fixed income, multi-asset and private markets strategies. The firm uses either a bottom-up or a top-down approach or both in their investment process, to identify and buy quality stocks that are attractively priced and to seek superior risk-adjusted returns. | Finance |
Hermes Focus Asset Management Ltd.
Hermes Focus Asset Management Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance HFAM is an activist, long-term manager which follows a value-oriented investment approach to target companies which are consistently underperforming as a result of structural or strategic governance issues. The firm invests in a small number of fundamentally sound companies which they believe are not valued to their full potential due to addressable issues where they can help unlock value through engagement. They routinely meet with executive and non-executive directors and shareholders to advocate change from within the company. As a shareholder, HFAM works with their portfolio company boards and shareholders to catalyze changes necessary to improve the company’s long-term value in areas where shareholders have a legitimate role such as strategy and capital allocation, capital structure and governance. The firm holds investments until the market reacts favorably to the changes implemented and the company's stock is repriced. Sell decisions are based on target values. | Finance |
