OUem appoints Neamul Mohsin as CIO
Neamul Mohsin, currently OUem's deputy chief investment officer, will become chief investment officer (CIO) with effect from 1 January 2025.
Sandra Robertson will remain chief executive officer (CEO) with a focus on external relations, risk management and operational excellence, and will continue to work closely with Neamul and an established investment team, said a press release.
Neamul joined the investment team at OUem in 2012 and has been deputy CIO since August 2022 with responsibility for leading the firm's sourcing, diligence and day-to-day investment decisions, as well as working alongside Sandra on portfolio strategy and asset allocation.
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Following the appointment process led by the OUem Board, Neamul will lead all aspects of the investment portfolio.
Having dedicated executives to manage the investment portfolio and the business is a natural progression for a firm which has transformed since its founding in 2007. Since then, the firm has grown substantially, increasing assets under management from £600m on behalf of a single investor, the University of Oxford, into a team of 30 professionals managing in excess of £6.5 billion on behalf of 46 investors.
"It is a privilege to be entrusted by the board to take on this role. As deputy CIO, I have benefitted from working closely alongside Sandra and look forward to continuing to do so as CIO. I am delighted at the opportunity to further build on the long-term success of the firm by delivering exceptional investment returns for our investors," said Neamul Mohsin.
"Neamul has proved himself to be a highly effective investor with exceptional knowledge of our portfolio. Alongside the Board, I have absolute confidence in him and his ability to steward the capital entrusted to us by our investors. I look forward to continuing to work closely with him," said CEO Sandra Robertson.
In addition to his role at OUem, Neamul sits on investment committees for Eighteen48 Partners, a private investment office, and US-based Arlington Family Offices.
In 2023, he was recognised as a leader 'poised for impact in the global finance industry' and named in the Class of Aspen Institute Finance Leaders Fellows.
Neamul began his career as a consultant at PwC Strategy with a specialty in commercial due diligence and business valuations.
He graduated from the University of Oxford (Pembroke College) in 2005 and was an Arthur Andersen / Deloitte scholar throughout.
