Tony Genua, a 71-year-old award-winning portfolio manager, has rejoined the financial services industry after retiring in 2024.He has taken on the role of lead manager for Ninepoint Global Select Fund, reuniting with former colleagues Sam Mitter and Jonathan Lo.Genua, who managed over $16 billion in assets at AGF Investments Ltd., described retirement as a break rather than an end, emphasizing his passion for investing.Despite his retirement, he remained engaged with markets, reading newspapers and monitoring live data.

In his new role, Genua will maintain his 'high conviction, go-anywhere' stock-picking strategy, blending modern technology with his traditional 'white sheet of paper' approach.He plans to increase his ownership of the Ninepoint Global Select Fund, which his former colleagues have managed since its launch.Genua attributes his return to work to a desire for purpose, including giving back to investors and society.He chose Ninepoint for its independence and entrepreneurial culture, valuing autonomous collaboration.

The article also highlights other industry moves, such as Tony Maiorino's expanded role at RBC and Brenda Bartlett's retirement from PWL Capital.