Sönke Jost Siemßen

Chief Investment Officer at Nomura Asset Management Europe KVG mbH

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Sönke Jost Siemßen is currently the Head of Client Portfolio Management at Nomura Asset Management Europe KVG mbH since 2013.
Prior to this, he worked as the Director of Research at Bayerische Landesbank.

Sönke Jost Siemßen active positions

Companies	Position	Start
Nomura Asset Management Europe KVG mbH Nomura Asset Management Europe KVG mbH Investment ManagersFinance Nomura Asset Management Deutschland KAG mbH (Nomura AM Deutschland) is the wholly-owned asset management arm of Nomura Asset Management Co., Ltd., itself a subsidiary of Tokyo-based Nomura Holdings, Inc. (TK: 8604). The firm was formerly known as Maintrust Kapitalanlage GmbH and changed their name in 2010. They are based in Frankfurt Germany and manage mutual funds and segregated accounts for institutional clients, including pension funds, banks, insurance companies and corporates.	Chief Investment Officer	2013-01-01

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Former positions of Sönke Jost Siemßen

Companies	Position	End
Bayerische Landesbank (Research Firm)	Director of Research - Fxd Inc	2012-11-30

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Bayerische Landesbank (Research Firm)	Finance
Nomura Asset Management Europe KVG mbH Nomura Asset Management Europe KVG mbH Investment ManagersFinance Nomura Asset Management Deutschland KAG mbH (Nomura AM Deutschland) is the wholly-owned asset management arm of Nomura Asset Management Co., Ltd., itself a subsidiary of Tokyo-based Nomura Holdings, Inc. (TK: 8604). The firm was formerly known as Maintrust Kapitalanlage GmbH and changed their name in 2010. They are based in Frankfurt Germany and manage mutual funds and segregated accounts for institutional clients, including pension funds, banks, insurance companies and corporates.	Finance