Research hires

Renaissance Capital expands Asia equity research team

Renaissance Capital hires equity research analysts to cover oil and gas, and metals and mining.
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Renaissance Capital’s Asia CEO Jeremy Sparrow</div>
<div style="text-align: left;"> Renaissance Capital’s Asia CEO Jeremy Sparrow</div>

Renaissance Capital , an emerging markets investment bank that is part of Russia's Renaissance Group, has hired two regionally based analysts with extensive sector experience as it continues to build its Asia equity research team.

Brad Way has come on board as an oil and gas analyst. Based in Beijing, his coverage includes the large-cap oil sector in mainland China, as well as regional exploration and production. Way joins from BNP Paribas in Beijing, where he was an associate director and head of Asia energy research. Prior to that, he worked as an investment banking associate with a focus on the energy sector, and as a research associate in energy, utilities and materials for the US-China Business Council in Beijing.

Way’s arrival builds on Renaissance Capital’s established research franchises in Russian oil and gas, African and Iraqi exploration and production, and South African resources and will further strengthen the firm's global emerging markets oil and gas footprint in frontier markets where many competitors fear to tread.

In addition, Michael Ng has joined Renaissance Capital as a metals and mining analyst in Hong Kong, working alongside Matthew Whittall, head of global metals and mining research, and metals and mining analyst Leavitt Pope. Ng joins from Bloomberg, where he was also a metals and mining research analyst. 

“China’s position in the energy sector remains paramount, as it is the engine of demand growth and corporate activity, especially in Africa and the Middle East,” said Ed Mason, head of the Asia equities products group at Renaissance Capital. “With Brad’s wealth of experience, thought-leading thematic research and local market knowledge, we will continue to seize the opportunities in these regions and strengthen our global oil and gas footprint.”

Jeremy Sparrow, CEO of Renaissance Capital Asia, added, “Renaissance’s continued hiring and expansion of research coverage reflects the emphasis we are placing on Asia. I am delighted with the quality of the team we have put together since we set up in Hong Kong in 2010. Our deep focus on the sectors where we have significant expertise will serve our clients well.” 

Renaissance Capital currently has a team of 12, dedicated to sales, research and trading across the Asia region. The firm recently initiated coverage of the Indonesian coal sector with a major country overview, and provides continuous coverage of China Polymetallic Mining, Mongolia Energy Corporation and Hunnu Coal, as well as Australia’s Fortescue Metals Group, among other stocks in the region.

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