Our People

Ohad Topor is the Founder and Chairman of TCK Investments (Topor & Co Korea), South Korea’s first independent multi-family office, and its UK parent entity, Topor & Co Limited. Established in 2011 with guidance from Howard Marks and backing from Oaktree Capital as a founding equity investor, TCK manages investments for Korean entrepreneurs, business families, corporations, and foundations. Under his leadership, the firm's flagship liquid strategy generated a +301% return (4.01x multiple) between its 2013 launch and the end of May 2026.

With 25 years of global investment experience, Ohad has been instrumental in introducing an independent, fiduciary-based advisory model to Korea. His impact was recognized in 2026 with WealthBriefingAsia's award for “Outstanding Contribution to Wealth Management Korea.” The judging panel highlighted his pivotal role in a traditionally product-driven market, noting his success in "advancing fiduciary advice, global diversification, and better client alignment," alongside his advocacy for better governance and reducing home-country bias. Driven by this vision, TCK has also been recognized by WealthBriefingAsia as the winner in the “Multi-Family Office” category for Korea for three consecutive years (2024–2026).

Prior to founding TCK, Ohad was with Square Capital, a London and Paris-based multi-family office established by former Goldman Sachs partners. His expertise centers on macro asset allocation and fund selection across global equities, fixed income, private equity, and real estate.

Beyond investment management, Ohad frequently shares market insights across top-tier global and domestic media. He has been featured in outlets including The New York Times, Korea Economic Daily, and 3PRO TV, and serves as an Honorary Reporter for the Maeil Business Newspaper. He is also the author of the leadership book Masters of Business and a recipient of the KAAP Best Leader Award. Additionally, Ohad served as Senior Advisor to the Korea-Israel Innovation Center—co-founded by his spouse, venture capitalist Jasmine Topor—facilitating partnerships between Israeli tech firms and Korean corporations.

Ohad began his career in the Israeli military intelligence forces. In 1998, he founded DEGEM, a nonprofit focused on economic development and addressing wealth disparity in Israel's Negev Desert.

He holds an MBA from Stanford University and a BA in Economics from Tel Aviv University.