Composition Capital EUCCK REC Infomag May 2011 Manager Selection - Reducing the Risk
Increasingly, institutional investors have invested their mon- ey with local operating partners when going abroad. Clearly as we pointed out in an earlier article in this magazine (see the March 2011 issue), investors such as GIC (Singapore) and CPPIB (Canada) with a substantial allocation to interna- tional real estate markets can invest directly in assets whilst still getting the diversification they are looking for. Other investors may need to enter into funds or club deals to en- sure they have access to a large variety of assets, sectors, investment styles, and geographies.
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careers
We are a people-oriented organization and strive to achieve a balance between the professional goals of both the company and individuals. We are looking for people who are passionate about investments and strive to achieve excellence in all their endeavors.
What our colleagues say about working at Composition:
Joelin Ma, Vice President, Asia: “We have a very flat structure with no hierarchy and politics –this means that we are working purely for the benefits of the investors. We have enough resources and each staff member covers an investment from the beginning to the end. I am given a broad range of responsibilities, and most importantly, my opinions are considered and I receive enough support and guidance from the senior managers”.
Willem-Jan Pelle, Managing Director: “We are a team of high-caliber professionals, and by working closely together we can learn a lot from each other and our value can become more than the sum of our parts”.
For inquiries, please contact Erwin Stouthamer (+31.20.570 8174) or Mrs. Morag Beers (+31.20.570 8186).
Fair Judgment within Fund Management
Following on from our successful inaugural event in 2011 featuring international hockey coach Marc Lammers, we have pleasure in holding Composition’s 2nd Annual Conference in May 2012, our key-speaker being author of Wilful Blindness, Margaret Heffernan.
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