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James Lowe is an experienced financial professional currently serving as a Hedge Fund Investment Due Diligence Analyst and Client Account Manager at Albourne since November 2020. Prior to this, James held the position of Investment Management Intern at Capital Generation Partners for a brief period and volunteered as a Community Ambassador for Richard House Children's Hospice. James has also contributed as a Student Academic Mentor in the Department of Economics at The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and served as Captain of the LSE Social Tennis Club. James completed a Finance Internship at ShareGift and earned a LAMDA Gold Medal in Public Speaking with Distinction. Educational qualifications include a BSc in Economics from LSE (2017-2020), studies at Worthing College (2015-2017), and attendance at Durrington High School (2011-2015).
Albourne
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Albourne¹ was established in London in March 1994 as an independent advisor specializing in alternative assets. Albourne’s mission is to empower our clients to be the best investors that they can be, by providing advisory services, research, implementation support and data, news & analytics. With over 300 clients² including leading public and corporate pension plans, endowments, foundations, family offices, sovereign wealth funds and financial intermediaries, we benefit from the quality and scale of our clients, who have over $650bn³ invested in alternative assets. Albourne is one of the largest alternatives advisory firms, with 550+ employees, including 380+ analysts, in 11 offices around the world. _________________________ ¹ “Albourne” and “we” refer to the group of companies comprising Albourne Partners Limited and its subsidiaries. ² The aggregate number of client entities for the Albourne Group worldwide. Clients may be subscribed to multiple services. All numbers are as of 1 July 2022. ³ This is a conservative aggregation of the estimated investments in alternatives (where known) of Albourne Group clients worldwide, using public sources where possible.