Asian Energy Impact Trust Management
Management criteria checks 0/4
We currently do not have sufficient information about the CEO.
Key information
Michael Sieg
Chief executive officer
n/a
Total compensation
CEO salary percentage | n/a |
CEO tenure | no data |
CEO ownership | 0.06% |
Management average tenure | 1.5yrs |
Board average tenure | 2.6yrs |
Recent management updates
Recent updates
CEO
Michael Sieg
no data
Tenure
Michael Sieg is Chief Executive Officer at Asian Energy Impact Trust Plc (formerly known as ThomasLloyd Energy Impact Trust PLC). Michael Sieg established ThomasLloyd in 2003. Michael Sieg led the groups...
Leadership Team
Name | Position | Tenure | Compensation | Ownership |
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Chief Executive Officer | no data | no data | 0.057% $ 19.8k | |
MD & CFO | no data | no data | no data | |
Chief Operation Officer | less than a year | no data | no data | |
Chief Investment Officer | less than a year | no data | no data | |
Head of Corporate Communications | no data | no data | no data | |
MD & Head of Research | 2.3yrs | no data | no data | |
MD & Group Finance Director | no data | no data | no data | |
Managing Director of Infrastructure Asset Management | no data | no data | no data | |
MD and Head of Investment Products & Services | 2.3yrs | no data | no data | |
Head of Portfolio & Asset Management | less than a year | no data | no data | |
Director of Infrastructure Asset Management | 2.3yrs | no data | no data |
1.5yrs
Average Tenure
Experienced Management: NH2's management team is not considered experienced ( 1.5 years average tenure), which suggests a new team.
Board Members
Name | Position | Tenure | Compensation | Ownership |
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Independent Non-Executive Chairman | 2.6yrs | US$63.70k | 0.037% $ 12.8k | |
Independent Non-Executive Director | 2.6yrs | US$63.70k | 0.019% $ 6.5k | |
Senior Independent Director | 2.6yrs | US$63.70k | 0.019% $ 6.5k |
2.6yrs
Average Tenure
64yo
Average Age
Experienced Board: NH2's board of directors are not considered experienced ( 2.6 years average tenure), which suggests a new board.