Coupland Cardiff AM rebrands as Chikara

Chikara Investments LLP

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Coupland Cardiff Asset Management LLP is being renamed Chikara Investments LLP, following the retirement of founders Richard Cardiff and Angus Coupland at the end of 2022

According to the firm, the new name is symbolic of the pedigree of the business in managing Indian, Japanese, global emerging markets and wider Asian equities. In Japanese Chikara means ‘strength', while in India Chikara is a harmonic instrument.   The change is part of the business "re-investing in its future", the firm said, as a "contemporary institutional asset management organisation".   Coupland Cardiff AM hires Jonathan Asante for EM team It does not affect the portfolio managers, the way funds are managed, or the investments of its clients. The Irish UCITS umbrella fund ...

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