LIM Advisors Limited

Overview

Established in 1995 by George Long, LIM Advisors Limited is one of Asia's longest continually operating alternative investment firms. The firm specializes in managing both liquid and private capital strategies tailored to the unique dynamics of Asian markets. With a research office in Tokyo since 2002, LIM Advisors leverages its deep regional insights to navigate diverse market cycles. The firm's investment approach is characterized by a nimble and opportunistic strategy, emphasizing capital protection and adaptability across various market conditions. LIM Advisors focuses on sectors such as Japanese equities, credit, and low equity directionality, employing a multi-strategy framework that includes credit, opportunistic equity exposure, and controlled risk across both market-neutral and directionally conservative approaches. LIM Advisors' longevity and success are attributed to its intimate local knowledge of country-specific market structures, a multi-cultural team with years of experience, and an unwavering commitment to capital preservation. The firm's disciplined investment philosophy has enabled it to effectively manage through periods of market stress, maintaining a strong performance record over the years.

Investment Focus

• Focus on real estate and alternative investments in Asian markets
• Preference for growth, late stage, pre-IPO, buyout, turnaround, and distressed opportunities
• Interest in sectors such as Japanese equities, credit, and low equity directionality
• Emphasis on capital protection and adaptability across various market conditions
• Commitment to ESG and impact investing principles
• Openness to investments in commodities, fixed income, infrastructure, venture capital, and technology
• Consideration of investments in collectibles & art, crypto, and healthcare industries
• Preference for investments in Hong Kong, Japan, China, Singapore, South Korea, India, Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam, New Zealand, Taiwan, Hong Kong SAR, Macau, Brunei, Mongolia, Laos, and Myanmar