ACPI Investments

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ACPI Investments is an independently owned, asset management firm serving private clients, trustees, charities, family offices, and institutions. The company has offices in London, Jersey, and South Africa and manages over $3 billion in global assets. ACPI offers services in portfolio management, private equity, corporate finance advise, and strategic wealth advisory.^[1]

ACPI was initially established as ACP Partners in 2001 by Joseph Sassoon and Alok Oberoi, both former partners of Goldman Sachs, in order to manage their own assets.^[2] At Goldman Sachs, Joseph was the Head of European Private Wealth Management, and Alok served as the Head of International Private Wealth Management. Whilst Joseph retired from ACPI, Alok remained as Chairman of the ACPI Group and is actively involved in the running of the business. Brett Lankester joined ACPI Partners from Goldman Sachs in 2007 and presently serves as CEO.

Today, ACPI deals in all major asset classes including multi-manager, equities, fixed income, and alternative investments.^[3] ACPI focuses on capital preservation and active portfolio management on an absolute return basis. UBP (Union Bancaire Privee) acquired ACPI in January 2019.

• "ACPI Investment Managers". Global Banking & Finance Profile. 2 August 2013. Retrieved August 23, 2016.