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03 July 2025 by Maja Garaca Djurdjevic

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GVI hires two analysts

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International equities boutique Global Value Investors (GVI) has hired former Platinum Asset Management analyst John Hempton and former Investors Group International analyst Daniel Fitzgerald.

International equities boutique Global Value Investors (GVI) has hired former Platinum Asset Management analyst John Hempton and former Investors Group International analyst Daniel Fitzgerald.

Hempton will cover financials, as well as consumer discretionary, industrials and IT, and Fitzgerald will cover utilities, healthcare, materials and energy stocks.

Fitzgerald and Hempton will work with Roy Chen on management of the GVI Global Industrial Share Fund.

GVI hired former Nomura International analyst David Faulder in May.