Partner Fund Seahawk Equity LongShort performs +38% in 12 months

Interview by Pro BoutiquenFonds with the CEO Hubertus Clausius about the long / short opportunity in the transport and energy sectors.

‘I don’t regret leaving the bank,’ CEO says

Alexander Zeeh established a career at large banks before going independent in August 2014, as CEO of SEA Asset Management.

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SEA Asset Management was founded in 2007. We are part of a group of companies in Singapore. One of our largest shareholders is a Swiss entrepreneur that has a family office here.

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S.E.A. Asset Management was founded in 2007 as a branch of Switzerland-based asset management company Copar Finance Asset Management. The name changed to S.E.A. Asset Management in 2014.

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Founded more than 10 years ago, S.E.A. Asset Management is a fund management boutique based in Singapore offering customised asset and fund management solutions, asset management for segregated accounts and UCITS compliant Luxembourg SICAV investment funds. We caught up with Alex Zeeh to learn more about the firm and the funds it offers.

OPPORTUNITY IN SINGAPORE DOLLAR BONDS

DGAP-News: S.E.A. Asset Management Singapore Pte. Ltd.

Low Yield in a High Volatility World…

IS SHORT DURATION KEY TO ASIAN HIGH YIELD?

Fund Selector Asia

‘Super high yield and super short duration’ is how S.E.A. Asset Management is approaching Asian high yield bond investing, according to Singapore-based CEO Alex Zeeh.

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Finance Monthly

THE ASIAN ECONOMIC GROWTH STORY

AI Magazine

S.E.A. Asset Management invests for its clients in Asian equities and bonds. They focus on under-researched lesser known small and midcaps, as well as under-owned high yielding bonds. Within this context, the firm manages segregated accounts as well as public investment funds and institutional special investment funds. In an interview with the firm’s Alexander Zeeh, he turns the spotlight on the firm’s niche products as well as the challenges of high regulatory and operating costs.

‘THE MSCI ASIA IS OVERCROWDED’

Fund Global Asia

Alex Zeeh, chief executive of SEA Asset Management, says small-cap companies with cheap valuations are the best way to access Asian growth.