Ophir adds to investment team
Fund manager, Ophir Asset Management has added to its investment team.
The Australian small and mid-cap equities manager said this week it had appointed Joshua Clark as an Investment Analyst, further strengthening its investment team capabilities.
The company said Clark came with a strong background in smaller company research with recent positions at Ausbil Microcap Fund and, more recently, Bennelong Australian Equity Partners.
It said Clark would work across both the Ophir Opportunities and Ophir High Conviction strategies alongside Senior Portfolio Managers Andrew Mitchell and Steven Ng and Portfolio Manager Tim Masters.
Commenting on the appointment, Ng said he believed Clark’s experience would make him an excellent addition to the investment team’s capability.
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