Margin Call Podcast – S2 E2: Damien Loh | Chief Investment Officer of Ensemble Capital
14 August 2019
Damien Loh is the Chief Investment Officer of Ensemble Capital, and former Executive Director at J.P. Morgan Singapore. Ensemble Capital is a fund manager focused on global absolute returns, through an AI & human investing approach in Singapore. Damien is a super fascinating guy with a long career ahead of him in this new world of AI-driven investments.
In this episode we covered:
- Insight from his time at J.P. Morgan
- How he got into finance and trading
- Ensemble Capital, the AI system
- Investment time frames
- How they approach risk
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