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TCG Advisory Service Pvt Ltd - Fund Manager

Chakri Lokapriya

Chakri Lokapriya

20 years of managing Absolute and relative BRIC and Global funds at J.P. Morgan, New York; BNP Paribas Investment Partners, London; Franklin Templeton, India. Currently leading TCG AMC. New York University, Leonard N. Stern School of Business, MBA Finance, New York, 1994 Registered Investment Qualifications: Investment Management License, CF30, CF27, FSA, U.K Managed large ($7billion), plus small funds versus multiple benchmarks. Managing Director & CIO Leadership Roles in building, leading asset management and alternative teams across geographies. Make decisions of operating budgets, regulatory, auditor, legal, and commercials dealings. Business Development for Asset Gathering: Identify, negotiate, inducted Independent Board members regarded for their integrity, presence. Negotiate 3rd party commercials, product positioning and go-to-market strategies. Brand building, media: Road shows meeting institutional, SFO, endowments in US, UK, EU, Asia. Alpha of 3% to 60% over cycles. Consistent 18 year track record of 1st & 2nd quartile fund management. Supervise Business: Hired & supervise investment, marketing, and operating functions and Regulatory Interface in various jurisdictions such as SEC, FSC, SEBI, UK, to set-up, structure domestic, offshore, FPI, FII funds.

Fund Name
Classification
Fund AUM (Cr.)
TCG AMC - Multicap Fund
Equity: Multi Cap
6.34
TCG AMC - $5 Trillion Fund
Equity: Multi Cap
TCG AMC - RAF Fund
Equity: Multi Cap
1.54
Fund Manager Overview
Top Holdings - ConsoloidatedWts(%)
TVS Motor Company Ltd0.00%
Prince Pipes & Fittings Ltd0.00%
Jubilant Foodworks Ltd0.00%
Varun Beverages Ltd0.00%
Hindalco Industries Ltd0.00%
Fund Name1M3M6M1Y3Y5YSince Inception
TCG AMC - Multicap Fund
4.64%
13.25%
18.03%
60.54%
19.79%
23.82%
19.93%
TCG AMC - $5 Trillion Fund
-1.83%
2.38%
9.61%
32.4%
N/A
N/A
37.78%
TCG AMC - RAF Fund
3.07%
8.6%
28.34%
60.94%
18.94%
N/A
20.47%
Fund Performance
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