GQG Partners is an investment boutique that specializes in managing global and emerging market equities for institutions, advisors, and individuals worldwide. With a strong emphasis on client alignment, adaptability, and diverse perspectives, GQG Partners is dedicated to understanding its clients’ needs and integrating new insights to enhance decision-making processes.
Rajiv Jain, co-founder, chairman, and chief investment officer of Fort Lauderdale-based asset management firm GQG Partners, established the firm in 2016 alongside CEO Tim Carver. Under Jain's leadership, GQG has grown to manage $92 billion in assets, with significant holdings in major oil producers like ExxonMobil and Petrobras, as well as leading tobacco companies Philip Morris and British American Tobacco. Originally from India, Jain studied accounting at Panjab University and completed his master's in finance at the University of Ajmer. He furthered his education with an M.B.A. in finance and international business at the University of Miami. Jain began his career as an international equity analyst at Swiss Bank Corporation, followed by a tenure at Vontobel where he ascended to chief investment officer and co-CEO, contributing to the firm's asset growth from under $400 million to nearly $50 billion. In 2016, he left Vontobel to launch GQG Partners in Florida.
GQG Partners manages discretionary assets totaling $119,271,436,400, as reported in its Form ADV on March 2024. With a substantial client base of 727, their latest 13F filing for Q1 2024 disclosed $62,171,059,485 in managed 13F securities, featuring a top 10 holdings concentration of 62.07%. The largest holding in GQG Partners' portfolio is NVIDIA Corp., with 13,362,286 shares held.