Aberdeen Emerging Markets Investment Company appoints Mark Barker to its Board as Non-Executive Director

– GUERNSEY, St. Peter Port – Aberdeen Emerging Markets Investment Company Limited (LSE:AEMC), is pleased to announce that it has appointed Mark Barker as a non-executive director of the Company with effect from 21 July 2017.

Mark is Managing Partner of Strategic Capital Investors, a boutique investment company focused on providing acceleration capital to early stage asset management businesses.

Mark was previously founder and Chief Investment Officer at Hermes BPK Partners, a fund of funds manager formed in partnership with Hermes Investment Management Limited. Prior to founding Hermes BPK, Mark was Co-Chief Investment Officer of the US$8bn Fund of Funds manager at Pioneer Alternative Investments. In 2003 Pioneer Alternative Investments acquired Momentum Asset Management where Mark had worked since 1986. At Momentum/Pioneer, Mark was responsible for portfolio management, asset allocation and risk management.

The Chairman of the Company, Mark Hadsley-Chaplin, commented: “Following the retirements of Richard Bonsor and Terry Mahony, I am delighted to welcome Mark to our Board. He brings with him over thirty years of investment experience specific to fund of funds. His understanding of risk, portfolio construction and his success in building funds in terms of assets and performance will prove very valuable.”

For more information : http://www.aberdeenemergingmarkets.co.uk/emergingmarkets/

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