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Management
Name of CompanyOrbis Investment Management (Luxembourg) S.A
Phone0207 042 2000
Websitewww.orbis.com
Address28 Dorset Square, London, NW1 6QG
 London   -
 United Kingdom
DomicileUnited Kingdom
Legal StructureOpen Ended Investment Company
UCITSYes
Inception Date01/01/2014
Fund Advisor(s)
Orbis Investment Management Limited
Fund ManagerWilliam Gray
Manager Start Date01/01/2014
Career Start Year2002
Education
Harvard University, M.A.
Harvard University, B.A.
 
Biography
William B Gray, Bachelor of Commerce, Master of Business Administration (Harvard), Chartered Financial Analyst. Mr. Gray is the Portfolio Manager for the Orbis Offshore Funds, Chief Information Officer and Director of Orbis Investment Management Limited. He has responsibilities for research into North American securities. Prior to joining Orbis Investment Management Limited in 1993 he had been an analyst with Orbis Investment Advisory Limited and with an Orbis Predecessor company in Hong Kong.
Fund ManagerAdam Karr
Manager Start Date01/01/2014
Career Start Year1993
 
Biography
Bachelor of Arts in Economics (Northwestern University), Master of Business Administration (Harvard University). Adam joined Orbis in 2002 and leads the US-based investment team. He is the Managing Director of Orbis US, and is a Director of Orbis Holdings Limited and Orbis Allan Gray Limited. He previously worked as a partner at Palladium Equity Partners and as a financial analyst at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette. He is a trustee at Northwestern University.
Fund ManagerEdward Blain
Manager Start Date01/01/2014
Career Start Year2010
 
Biography
Master of Arts (Honours) in History (University of Cambridge), Chartered Financial Analyst. Edward joined Orbis in 2010. He is a member of the Europe investment team, with primary responsibility for researching European equities. He previously worked as an adviser to the British Foreign Secretary, William Hague, and other senior members of the Conservative Party.
Fund ManagerBenjamin Preston
Manager Start Date01/01/2014
Career Start Year1999
 
Biography
Master of Arts (Honours) in Mathematical Sciences (University of Oxford), Chartered Financial Analyst. Ben joined Orbis in 2000. Based in London, he leads the global sector investment team and conducts fundamental research across sectors globally. He previously worked at Barclays Private Investors.
Fund ManagerBrett Moshal
Manager Start Date01/01/2014
Career Start Year1998
 
Biography
Bachelor of Commerce (University of the Witwatersrand), Bachelor of Accountancy (University of the Witwatersrand), Chartered Accountant, Chartered Financial Analyst. Brett joined Orbis in 2003 and leads the Japan team of equity analysts. He is a Director of Orbis Holdings Limited and a member of the firm’s UK Executive Committee. He previously worked in private equity at Brait, and before that at Standard Corporate and Merchant Bank, and at Arthur Andersen.
Fund ManagerStefan Magnusson
Manager Start Date01/01/2014
Career Start Year2000
 
Biography
Master of Science in Business and Economics (Stockholm School of Economics; graduate studies at University of St. Gallen and University of Melbourne), Advanced Management Program (Harvard Business School), Chartered Financial Analyst. Stefan joined Orbis in 2003. He leads the Hong Kong-based investment team, with primary responsibility for researching equities in Emerging Markets. He previously worked in the investment banking and private equity departments at Morgan Stanley.
Fund ManagerNick Purser
Manager Start Date01/01/2014
Career Start Year1996
 
Biography
Master of Arts in Management Studies (University of Cambridge), Master of Philosophy in Economics (University of Oxford), Chartered Financial Analyst. Nicholas joined Orbis in 1996 following completion of his degrees. He leads the London-based team of currency analysts, with primary responsibility for advising on the currency exposure of the Orbis Funds.
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