OHV Institutional Asset Management

OHV emphasizes active bond selection over passive exposure. The firm argues that rising-rate environments reward granular credit selection more than broad index replication. Its fixed-income desk builds portfolios designed to deliver stability and income, while the firm's trading capabilities allow for negotiation of bespoke loan terms — maturities, repayment schedules, and start dates — for clients who participate in the direct-lending program.

Yes. OHV markets MKB-leningen — loans to Dutch small and medium-sized enterprises — as an alternative asset class within client portfolios. The firm runs a daily marketplace matching lenders and borrowers, and it negotiates customized terms. This direct-origination capability sets OHV apart from most Dutch independent asset managers, which typically outsource private-credit exposure to third-party funds.

OHV does not publicly identify a named CEO, CIO, or lead portfolio manager. Its marketing materials reference a team of DSI-certified advisors and investment specialists operating from the trading desk in the Rembrandttoren in Amsterdam. The absence of named principals is notable for a firm with a 94-year history.

OHV's institutional book includes pension funds, foundations, and other professional asset owners. The firm translates client investment objectives into diversified portfolios spanning equities, bonds, and alternatives. A recent example of its institutional work is the 2025 tripartite collaboration with Dutch insurer SOM and actuarial firm Arcturus.

OHV accepts private wealth relationships starting at €250,000. The firm serves individuals, director-major shareholders, and heirs with discretionary mandates and emphasizes a single dedicated advisor per client.