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Mr. Anand Trivedi is a Co-Founder & Managing Partner at Nepean Capital LLP.
His last role was Managing Director & Head of GE Private Equity.
Prior to GE, he spent several years in Hong Kong as a fund manager with Nicholas Applegate Capital Management investing in India and Asia.
He later worked in the Equity Capital Markets teams at Lehman Brothers (Hong Kong) and ABN AMRO Rothschild (Hong Kong).
He also ran Principal Investments at Shinsei Bank in India.
He has strong corporate experience having worked for 4 years in the Corporate Finance and M&A team at Reliance Industries Ltd.
He graduated from Columbia Business School with an MBA and has a Bachelor of Law and a Bachelor of Commerce degrees from Mumbai University.
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Nepean Capital LLP
 Nepean Capital LLP Investment ManagersFinance Nepean Capital identifies and invests in Indian companies through a rigorous stock selection process. Companies are selected based on identifiable triggers such as restructuring of their balance sheets, demergers, change in ownerships, generational changes in management, to name a few. In addition they also look at a number of qualitative and quantitative metrics to determine their suitability for investment. | Founder | 2016-10-06 |
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University of Mumbai
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Nepean Capital LLP
Nepean Capital LLP Investment ManagersFinance Nepean Capital identifies and invests in Indian companies through a rigorous stock selection process. Companies are selected based on identifiable triggers such as restructuring of their balance sheets, demergers, change in ownerships, generational changes in management, to name a few. In addition they also look at a number of qualitative and quantitative metrics to determine their suitability for investment. | Finance |
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