Robert is a respected pioneer in the financial services industry. His history in the unit trust industry at both Metropolitan and later Momentum spans a period of 14 years, during which time he was the CEO of the collective investment businesses, building an esteemed capability within the industry. Robert graduated from the University of Stellenbosch, and he is a qualified CA (SA), an FSB approved category FSP2 Investment Manager and CIMA (UK) member. He has also completed various executive management courses at Harvard (USA), Duke (USA) and Stanford (USA) as well as at the IMD (Swiss).

On completing his actuarial studies at the University of Cape Town in 2005, Tavonga Chivizhe joined the Metropolitan Collective Investments CEO - Robert Walton, with the primary goal being to establish a retail multi-manager offering for the Metropolitan Group. This initiative, which begun early 2006, started off with seed capital of just under R 5 million, and by the time of the merger between Metropolitan and Momentum in 2010, the Metropolitan Multi-Manager division was gaining meaningful traction with assets under management of just over R6bn. This division boasted a successful range of house view funds, one of which, the MET Odyssey Conservative Fund of FundsF, in 2010, was awarded the Raging Bull Award, for the best risk adjusted performance over a 5 year period. During this 5 year period of building the Metropolitan Multi-Manager business, Tavonga continued to pursue his professional actuarial exams with the Institute of Actuaries in the United Kingdom up to 2011 when he passed his Actuarial Fellowship exam. The merger of 2010, saw Metropolitan Multi-Managers being combined with the retail multi-manager offering of the Momentum group, with the joint entity then branded to Momentum Investment Consulting [MIC]. In 2011, Tavonga assumed ownership of MIC's Investment Philosophy and Process, and was also the portfolio manager of the MIC's 6 house view funds. The combined assets under management of Momentum Investment Consulting [MIC] was then just over R9bn. This period saw yet another MIC house view fund, the MET Odyssey Balanced Fund of Funds being awarded the Morning Star Award for being the best risk adjusted performer in its category in 2012. Tavonga was responsible for the management of a notable number of the MET third-party / white label portfolios. By 2013, Momentum Investment Consulting had grown its asset base from R9bn in 2011, to just over R22bn, making it one of the largest retail multi-manager offerings in South Africa. The same year, 2013, saw Momentum go through a re-structuring exercise, which combined three of its multi-manager divisions: Momentum Manager of Managers, Momentum Investment Consulting and Momentum Alternative Investments. The combined unit was branded Momentum Outcomes Based Solutions and had asset of just close on R150bn. Tavonga was appointed Chief Investment Strategist of this unit, where his role was to assume full ownership and accountability for the division's Investment Strategy. At the end of 2013, Tavonga left the Momentum Group, to co-establish a new retail investment consulting and investment management firm Boutique Investment Partners. In addition to being a founding director, Tavonga is currently the Chief Investment Officer at Boutique Investment Partners.

Ludwig completed his B.Com and B.Com Financial Management degrees at the University of Pretoria. He entered the industry in 2007 as an equity analyst and was later promoted to Fund Manager. In 2015 he joined Dinamika Fund Managers as KI and Portfolio Manager, responsible for the both Dinamika CIS funds. He also completed his Post Grad Diploma in Risk Management that year. Dinamika became part of the Efficient Group in 2019 and he joined the BIP Team as an Investment Analyst where he continues to manage the Dinamika funds. Within this team he is responsible for the Local House View and is a member of various internal and external Investment committees. Ludwig is currently completing his Masters Degree in Risk Management at the North-West University.

Tebogo matriculated at Prestige College In 2009. During this time, he served as the head of the prefect body. The following year, he enrolled at Varsity College to purse his studies in Information Technology, where he specialized in Networking. While studying, he became part of the Varsity College Care Committee as the Deputy Chairperson. In 2012, Tebogo obtained his National Diploma in Information Technology Networking at Varsity College and further continued to do various courses in Microsoft (MCITP) and Service Desk Management. Early 2013, Tebogo began working as a Support Technician Engineer at South African Social Security Agency (SASSA). Later, Tebogo moved on to become a Team Leader for the Support Technician Engineer team; where his main responsibility was to monitor and manage the team’s performance, advice in troubleshooting and handling clients’ queries as well as assist with Troubleshooting of SASSA’s executive’s technical issues. While he held this position, he completed a course in Advanced Windows 7 troubleshooting and CompTIA A+. Tebogo then moved on from this role to become a Technical Account Manager at Inet-BFA, where he managed accounts like Investec, Standard Bank and other big financial companies.