Lombard Odier launches global fintech fund

Part of its $2bn suite of global thematic strategies

Lauren Mason
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Lombard Odier Investment Managers has launched a global fintech equity fund as the latest addition to its $2bn suite of global thematic strategies.

The Global FinTech fund, which will be co-managed by Jeroen van Oerle and Christian Vondenbusch, will comprise a portfolio of 50 stocks that have been chosen on a bottom-up basis with a focus on firms with sustainable business models, strong financial track records and valuations. Lombard Odier poaches thematic equities team from Robeco Van Oerle, Vondenbusch and the investment team - which is headed up by Henk Grootveld - will invest across a range of fintech companies, including established multi-national companies, firms enabling financial and technological transformation in the se...

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