ThomasLloyd has hired Nadir Maruf as the firm’s new chief investment officer.
Maruf reports to Michael Sieg, the group's CEO, and is responsible for developing and executing the group's investment strategy. The firm said that he would be helping to drive its "continued expansion as an impact investor", focusing on sustainable energy infrastructure projects in Asia. Hambro Perks co-founder and CEO quietly exits Prior to joining the firm, Maruf worked at Tesco Pension Investment as head of private markets, where he was closely involved in the firm's implementation of a net zero pathway for private assets. Before this, he worked as CIO of alternatives and he...
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