Lancelot Investments
Peak XV
Mr. Jacobus Kellermann is the Fund Manager of Peak XV and one of the two senior partners of Swiss-based investment management company, Lancelot Investments SARL. Mr. Kellermann has been in the investment industry since January 1998. He graduated with a major in Mathematical Statistics from the University of Stellenbosch and holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation of the Association of Investment Management Research.
In 1999 Mr. Kellermann joined Investec Asset Management as an analyst and Portfolio Manager for the Investec Value Fund. During this period the Investec Value Fund achieved exceptional outperformance against its benchmark and was ranked consistently in the top quartile in its sector. Mr. Kellermann enjoyed a brief spell at Ankh Analytic with responsibility for economic and fund research, as well as management of investment strategies within the Ankh Global Fund. Mr. Kellermann has worked with MBMG Group since July 2004, when he joined MidasMitonOptimal as Head of Technical Research, managing a number of mandates and funds. He acts as an independent consultant on a number of investments world-wide and with an extremely successful 11 year track record, he was able to do what many successful fund managers do once they have a strong track record and set up his own fund management business with David Cosgrove. Lancelot has no connection with either the failed Lancelot Investors LLP of Illinois or the successful Scandinavian manager Lancelot AB.
Lancelot Investments SARL, is a strictly-regulated privately-owned Swiss boutique investment Manager, specialising in the construction of multi-asset and multi-currency portfolios and solutions. It exploits the financial strength and professional expertise of the world's leading money managers to create a range of funds united by a common theme - the delivery of superior risk-adjusted return. Lancelot's wide range of funds and group assets under management in excess of US$ 1 billion testifies to the reputation of its principals. |