Our People

Ohad Topor, an Israeli-British investor and entrepreneur, is the founder and chairman of TCK Investments (Topor & Co Korea), South Korea's first independent multi-family office. He also serves as founder and chairman of TCK’s parent entity in the United Kingdom, Topor & Co Limited.

At TCK, Ohad and the team provide tailored investment management and wealth advisory services to Korea's most successful and forward-looking entrepreneurs, business families, and corporations, and foundations. Established in Seoul in 2012 with guidance from renowned investor Howard Marks (co-chairman of Oaktree Capital, the world’s leading investor in distressed assets), TCK enjoys the backing of Oaktree as a founding equity investor and shareholder in the business. As of mid-2025, TCK produced returns of +200% in its flagship liquid strategy since starting in Korea in 2013 (3x multiple).

Additionally, Ohad acts as Senior Advisor to the Korea-Israel Innovation Center, connecting Israeli technology companies with leading Korean corporations. The center was co-founded by his spouse, venture capitalist Jasmine Topor.

Ohad brings 25 years of experience in investment management, as well as a global perspective enhanced by his experiences living and working in the US, UK, and Korea. Earlier in his career, he worked at Square Capital, a London and Paris-based multi-family office founded by some of the most senior Goldman Sachs Partners. His expertise spans multiple asset classes - including equities, bonds, private equity (buyouts, venture capital, secondaries and others), liquid alternatives, real estate, etc - with a particular focus on macro asset allocation and fund selection.

Recently, Ohad authored "Masters of Business," a leadership-focused book originally published in Hebrew and slated for translation into other languages.  He is frequently interviewed in the media and has also been recognized with the Best Leader Award from KAAP in Korea. TCK has also won the WealthBriefingAsia award as best Multi-Family Office, Private Bank or External Manager for South Korea in 2024 and 2025.

In 1998, Ohad founded DEGEM, a nonprofit addressing wealth disparity and focused on development in Israel's Negev Desert. He also served in the Israeli military's intelligence forces.

Ohad holds a Masters in Business (MBA) from Stanford University and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Tel Aviv University.