WHO WE ARE
Management
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
ANDREW OWENS
Director
RICHARD SCHMID
Director
ALEXANDRA LEWIS
Director
ADAM KAMANI
Director
SIMON FEYSINGER
Director
LUIGI GRIMALDI
Director
MANAGEMENT TEAM
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ANDREW OWENS
CEO
Andrew Owens is the CEO and Principal of Seabarn Management, an investment group managing a diversified portfolio including real estate, infrastructure, energy, and financial services.
With 17 years of experience in real estate and infrastructure private equity and debt, and the management of his own family office, Andrew has been central in redirecting Seabarn Management strategy from a family-owned holding in to a family-backed investment group.
He holds a Master of Science in Finance from Cass Business School, London.
ALEXANDRA LEWIS
CFO
Alexandra Lewis is the CFO of Seabarn Management and has over 23 years of experience as a senior executive in financial services businesses.
She previously served as the Chief Financial Officer of the Maitland Group and was responsible for various Group functions including Finance, Treasury, Corporate Governance, Procurement, and Facilities Management.
She is a qualified Chartered Accountant and trained at Deloitte & Touche in Johannesburg. Grant has also worked at investment banks and spent a period as a fund administration manager.
ADAM KAMANI
CIO
Adam Kamani is the CIO of Seabarn Management and is responsible for Private Equity and Alternative Credit Investments. With 21 years of experience in investment management and research, he previously served as Senior Portfolio Manager at Algebris Investments and Head of European High Yield at Principal Global Investors.
Adam began his career in the Leverage Finance team at Mediobanca and holds a BA (hons) in Corporate Finance from the University of Florence.
SIMON FEYSINGER
CLO
Simon Feysinger serves as Seabarn Management’ General Counsel, primarly overseeing the group’s legal matters.
Mr. Simon brings 30 years of experience in commercial real estate, financing, and investment management from three continents to his work. His background includes both private practice and collaborations with well-regarded institutions such as Nomura, Credit Suisse and UBS.
He holds and LLB from Victoria University of Wellington.
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Corporate Governance Charter
As an investment group, our corporate governance charter is essential to our operations. We understand the importance of adhering to sound corporate governance principles, and our charter reflects this commitment. We have established a clear purpose and scope, defining the roles and responsibilities of our board of directors, executives, employees, and consultants. Our financial reporting and transparency policies are clear, and we ensure compliance with all legal and regulatory requirements. We are committed to upholding shareholder rights and engagement, and we establish a regular review and evaluation process to ensure our governance practices are sound and effective
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Corporate Governance Statement
We prioritize corporate governance in our investment group to uphold transparency, accountability, and ethical behavior. Our Board of Directors oversees our management and decision-making processes. We adhere to a comprehensive set of policies and procedures, a code of conduct, and a risk management framework. We communicate transparently and provide timely and accurate information to our investors. We continuously review and improve our governance framework to maintain the trust and confidence of our stakeholders.
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REMUNERATION POLICY
Our investment group’s remuneration policy is designed to attract and retain top talent by offering competitive base salaries, performance bonuses, equity participation, a comprehensive benefits package, regular performance reviews, and complete transparency. We aim to reward exceptional performance, align employee incentives with the company’s long-term success, and maintain a supportive work environment that fosters a culture of success.