Genua rejoins former AGF colleagues Sam Mitter and Jonathan Lo on the Ninepoint Global Select Fund
Ninepoint Partners LP (“Ninepoint”), one of Canada’s leading independent investment managers announced the appointment of Tony Genua as Lead Manager of the Ninepoint Global Select Fund, effective immediately. The move reunites him with Sam Mitter and Jonathan Lo, two members of the growth-equity team he built during his years at AGF Investments.
Genua has managed growth-equity mandates for retail and institutional clients for more than four decades, building concentrated, high-conviction portfolios of market leaders through a bottom-up process. He joins Ninepoint after nearly two decades at AGF Investments, where he was Senior Vice-President and led the growth equity team. There he managed AGF American Growth, alongside the AGF Global Select and AGF U.S. Small-Mid Cap mandates, which together earned multiple Lipper and FundGrade A+ awards. At his departure in November 2024, Genua was responsible for more than $16 billion in equity assets.
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“Tony is one of the most accomplished growth investors in Canada, with four decades managing these mandates through every kind of market,” said John Wilson, Co-CEO of Ninepoint Partners. “Bringing him here to lead and reunite with our Growth Equities team, including Sam and Jonathan, is a real win for our investors.”
“Sam, Jonathan and I had a lot of success together at AGF,” said Tony Genua. “I’m looking forward to working with them again to construct an actively managed growth portfolio that brings together Ninepoint’s best global investment ideas in a high conviction, go-anywhere strategy.”
The Ninepoint Global Select Fund invests in a concentrated portfolio of global companies across regions, sectors and market capitalizations. Mutual Fund series are available on FundServ and the ETF series is trading on the TSX under the ticker GBSL.
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