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Profile
Mr. Micha A. Mevorah is a Founding Partner & Portfolio Manager at Anavon Capital LLP.
He focused on equity and credit investments in Oil and Gas, Industrials, Infrastructure, Airlines, Pharma, Healthcare, Consumer Goods, Real Estate and others.
Prior to co-founding Anavon, Avraham worked at Fortelus Capital in 2007 where he was a founding partner.
Prior to Fortelus, Avraham worked at Silver Point Capital in 2005.
Mr. Mevorah graduated from Cambridge University, Trinity Hall College in Economics (BA) Summa Cum Laude.
Former positions of Micha Avraham Mevorah
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Vintra Capital LLP
 Vintra Capital LLP Investment ManagersFinance Vintra Capital employs deep fundamental, bottom-up research to seek out individual long and short opportunities in developed markets with a focus on liquid, large or mid-cap stocks. The long portfolio targets high quality businesses with secular growth and competitive advantages where the share price is highly dislocated. The short portfolio seeks to position low quality businesses with structural challenges where the share price is overhyped. Their strategy is designed to protect capital during downturns and capture equity market upside during upturns with a strong focus on risk management. | Chief Executive Officer | 24/05/2022 |
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Vintra Capital LLP
Vintra Capital LLP Investment ManagersFinance Vintra Capital employs deep fundamental, bottom-up research to seek out individual long and short opportunities in developed markets with a focus on liquid, large or mid-cap stocks. The long portfolio targets high quality businesses with secular growth and competitive advantages where the share price is highly dislocated. The short portfolio seeks to position low quality businesses with structural challenges where the share price is overhyped. Their strategy is designed to protect capital during downturns and capture equity market upside during upturns with a strong focus on risk management. | Finance |
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