Amar Bhachoo, Cfa
About Amar Bhachoo, Cfa
Amar Bhachoo is a Director at Investec in London, England, with a strong background in finance and venture capital. He has held various positions in prominent financial institutions, including Canaccord Genuity and Credit Suisse, and holds a Master's degree in Chemistry from the University of Oxford.
Work at Investec
Amar Bhachoo has served as a Director at Investec since 2021. His role involves overseeing various aspects of investment management in London, England. Prior to this position, he held the title of Associate Director at Investec for two years, starting in 2019. His responsibilities include position management, risk capital allocation, and market-making specifically for closed-ended funds.
Previous Experience at Canaccord Genuity
Before joining Investec, Amar Bhachoo worked at Canaccord Genuity in Global Capital Markets. He held the position of Vice President from 2012 to 2019, where he focused on trading closed-ended funds. His tenure at Canaccord Genuity lasted for seven years, during which he gained significant experience in the financial markets.
Education and Expertise
Amar Bhachoo studied at the University of Oxford, where he earned a Master of Chemistry (MChem) degree from 2008 to 2012. He also attended Perse School from 2001 to 2008. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his work in finance, particularly in areas requiring analytical and quantitative skills.
Background in Venture Capital
Amar Bhachoo has experience in venture capital, having worked at a venture capital fund in Beijing. This experience adds to his diverse skill set in finance and investment, complementing his roles in equity derivatives and market-making.
Early Career in Finance
Amar Bhachoo began his career in finance as an Analyst at Westpac in 2010, where he worked for two months. He also held a short-term Analyst position at Credit Suisse in 2011 for three months. These early roles contributed to his foundational knowledge in financial analysis and market operations.