Hedge fund Livermore Partners has added David Gould to its Advisory Board. Gould is currently a member of the Board of Directors of LetterOne Holdings, an international investment business focused on investment in the Energy, Retail, Health and Technology sectors, with over USD23 billion of assets under management.
He is also a member of the Treasury Board of Directors of LetterOne, and is a member of its Investment and Risk Committee and has served in an executive capacity as COO since 2014.
Gould formerly held a number of positions at PwC from 1992 to 2000 and at Alfa Group Consortium from 2000 to 2014 where he served in an executive capacity and where he was as a board member at Alfa Banking Group (Russia’s largest private bank) and at LSE-listed X5 Retail Group (Russia’s largest food retailer).
He qualified as a CPA in 1992 and is a CFA charter holder since 1999. He has a BA (honours) from Colgate University (1991) and holds an MBA-MSc from Northeastern University (1992).
David Neuhauser, Livermore Partners Managing Director and Founder, says: "David is a strong leader with unique skills that will add significant value. He provides Livermore Partners strong financial acumen as well as an opportunistic mindset to investing. David’s long history and deep industry knowledge will be extremely helpful as we navigate the current macro landscape.”
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