Key Takeaways
- • Henry Howell, a former Goldman Sachs managing director, has joined GemCorp Capital as global co-head of business development and investor relations, based in London.
- • GemCorp Capital is an emerging markets investment firm focused mostly on private credit.
- • Howell's appointment returns him to a full-time fund role after a portfolio career across headhunting, crypto, risk, and consulting since leaving Goldman nearly seven years ago.
- • GemCorp's founder Atanas Bostandjiev and president Carey Nemeth are both former Goldman Sachs MDs, according to the article.
Summary
Henry Howell has joined GemCorp Capital, an emerging markets investment firm focused mostly on private credit, as global co-head of business development and investor relations, based in London, according to eFinancialCareers. The firm says Howell will be "building strategic relationships with investors and partners" in the role.
Howell left Goldman Sachs nearly seven years ago and has since pursued a portfolio career spanning executive search, crypto, risk, and consulting. His return to a fund role marks a move back to full-time investment firm work.
The article notes that Howell has existing ties to the firm. GemCorp's founder, Atanas Bostandjiev, previously served as Goldman Sachs co-head of emerging markets for Central and Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa. GemCorp's president, Carey Nemeth, is also a former Goldman MD and previously served as COO and then briefly CEO of Eisler Capital in the US.
Howell had also worked at Eisler Capital, but for only a short period. He was in business development there for just over a year and left in 2021.
Howell left Goldman Sachs nearly seven years ago and has since pursued a portfolio career spanning executive search, crypto, risk, and consulting. His return to a fund role marks a move back to full-time investment firm work.
The article notes that Howell has existing ties to the firm. GemCorp's founder, Atanas Bostandjiev, previously served as Goldman Sachs co-head of emerging markets for Central and Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa. GemCorp's president, Carey Nemeth, is also a former Goldman MD and previously served as COO and then briefly CEO of Eisler Capital in the US.
Howell had also worked at Eisler Capital, but for only a short period. He was in business development there for just over a year and left in 2021.
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