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Mr. Toomas Reisenbuk is Advisor & Head of Investment Strategy at Avaron Asset Management AS.
He is one of the five key partners who participated in the launch of Avaron in 2007.
He is Avaron's advisor on global outlook and investment strategy.
He acquired his first experience relating to Central and Eastern European markets in 1995 and has closely followed this region ever since.
Regularly analysing company management teams, business models and future growth potential as well as the macroeconomic environment is essential for implementing Avaron's value-driven investment philosophy with a focus on small and mid caps.
Before joining Avaron, he worked as the CIO in Trigon Capital's asset management unit from 1999-2007.
Prior to that, he built up Trigon's corporate advisory business into a true corporate finance house with strong research capabilities.
He has also worked as an analyst for EBRD and as Head of Research in Handelsbanken Estonia.
He graduated from Tallinn Technical University.
Antiguos cargos conocidos de Toomas Reisenbuk.
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Trigon Funds AS
 Trigon Funds AS Investment ManagersFinance Trigon Funds AS (Trigon Funds) is the wholly-owned fund management subsidiary of Trigon Securities AS, itself a subsidiary of Trigon Capital in Estonia. Based in Tallinn, the firm was established in 1994 and specializes in the management of mutual funds, discretionary accounts and life as well as non-life insurance policies for institutional clients, primarily pension funds. Their flagship fund is the Baltic Republics Fund. | Director de Inversiones | 06/04/2007 |
| Trigon Capital | Analyst-Equity | 31/07/2003 |
Avaron Asset Management AS
 Avaron Asset Management AS Investment ManagersFinance Avaron Asset Management AS (Avaron) is an asset management firm headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia. They are a wholly-owned subsidiary of Princo OÜ. The firm was founded in 2007 by Kristel Kivinurm-Priisalm, Maarja Haersing-Vark, Toomas Reisenbuk, Valdur Jaht, Kadri Haldre, and Peter Priisalm. Avaron mainly manages the assets of qualified (professional institutional) investors, such as pension funds, licensed asset management firms, investment funds, and licensed family offices from Europe, Canada, and the US. The firm adheres to the United Nations’ Principles for Responsible Investment (UN PRI), as environmental, social, and governance principles are an integral part of their investment process. | Fundador | - |
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Trigon Funds AS
Trigon Funds AS Investment ManagersFinance Trigon Funds AS (Trigon Funds) is the wholly-owned fund management subsidiary of Trigon Securities AS, itself a subsidiary of Trigon Capital in Estonia. Based in Tallinn, the firm was established in 1994 and specializes in the management of mutual funds, discretionary accounts and life as well as non-life insurance policies for institutional clients, primarily pension funds. Their flagship fund is the Baltic Republics Fund. | Finance |
Avaron Asset Management AS
Avaron Asset Management AS Investment ManagersFinance Avaron Asset Management AS (Avaron) is an asset management firm headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia. They are a wholly-owned subsidiary of Princo OÜ. The firm was founded in 2007 by Kristel Kivinurm-Priisalm, Maarja Haersing-Vark, Toomas Reisenbuk, Valdur Jaht, Kadri Haldre, and Peter Priisalm. Avaron mainly manages the assets of qualified (professional institutional) investors, such as pension funds, licensed asset management firms, investment funds, and licensed family offices from Europe, Canada, and the US. The firm adheres to the United Nations’ Principles for Responsible Investment (UN PRI), as environmental, social, and governance principles are an integral part of their investment process. | Finance |
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