FUND MANAGER
Team
Investment Manager & Founder
Hans van der Burg
Hans van der Burg has been the investment manager of Logos Fund since its inception in October 2015. After completing his bachelor in economics and business at Erasmus University Rotterdam, Hans followed his passion and pursued a career as a professional poker player. Contrary to what most people believe, poker is not about luck: in the long run, results are driven by logical thinking and the evaluation of risk/reward situations. This high-paced environment proved an ideal training ground to control human emotions and remain rational amid volatility and stress, skills that are elementary to his day-to-day work as investment manager.
Hans decided to quit poker and broaden his horizon in 2011. After obtaining his MSc in financial economics (Summa Cum Laude) at the Erasmus University in 2012, he started his career at the Boston Consulting Group, where he worked for several multinationals across a range of industries and further sharpened his analytical skills. Hans has invested his own capital since 2010, with a primary focus on the small-cap space, where he believes the most attractive investment opportunities can be found.
Chief Risk & Compliance Officer
Hans Broekhuisen
After completing his law degree at Erasmus University Rotterdam, Hans Broekhuisen spent approximately 30 years in banking, both in the Netherlands and abroad. For the final 15 years of that career he worked as an (Executive) Risk & Compliance Officer for leading banks across a range of jurisdictions, including ING and the Royal Bank of Scotland. In February 2025, he joined Logos Investment Management as Chief Risk & Compliance Officer.
Chief Operating Officer
Jan Sass
Jan Sass studied Corporate Finance & Banking at the Duisenberg School of Finance (Cum Laude) and completed two internships at investment banks in London and Amsterdam. He began his career at strategy consultancy Oliver Wyman, where he spent four years leading strategy and Commercial Due Diligence projects in the Netherlands and abroad, followed by more than five years in various advisory roles within the Eneco Group. Since February 2025 he has been part of the Logos investment team, alongside his role as COO.
Head of Finance
Coen de Water
After completing his Master's degree in Accountancy, Auditing & Control at Erasmus University Rotterdam, Coen started his career as auditor at EY, where he gained a solid foundation in auditing, financial analysis and corporate governance. He subsequently joined GrowWork Group, a leading Dutch HR services group, where he spent twelve years in a variety of finance, controlling and strategic leadership roles, ultimately serving as strategic advisor to the group's management. Since January 2026 he has been part of the Logos investment team, alongside his role as Head of Finance.
Participant Committee
Logos Investment Management (“Logos”) has established a Participant Committee as an advisory body (the “Committee”). This body acts as a sounding board for risk- and compliance-related matters that may arise, and aims to advise Logos on matters of material importance to the Logos Fund and its participants. The Committee has an advisory role only and may issue non-binding advice.
Specifically, the Committee advises Logos on matters of material importance, including in any case the following:
- Conflicts of interest that arise and for which the risks cannot be sufficiently mitigated, including transactions with related parties;
- The introduction of new restrictions on redemptions, additional gating mechanisms, or additional conditions under which Logos IM is permitted to suspend the redemption of participations;
- Amendments to the fund terms that are of material importance;
- Changes to the risk management and compliance organisation that are of material importance;
- Significant incidents, at the discretion of Logos IM.
The Committee may also, on its own initiative, request information from Logos where there is reason to do so, and issue a reasoned opinion.
Finally, the Committee has the right, at all times, to communicate its issued advice, as well as other relevant developments discussed during meetings with Logos IM, to the participants in the Logos Fund. The Committee’s advice shall be recorded in writing and retained.
Sustainability-Related Disclosures
Sustainability risks
When selecting an investment, Logos Investment Management B.V. (“Logos”) bases itself on publicly known information and assesses the likely effect of all risks, including sustainability risks, on the investments. Companies with increased sustainability risks must, ceteris paribus, offer a more attractive gross return than companies that do not have these risks. However, Logos does not exclude specific companies or industries within its investment universe based on ESG or other sustainability factors.
Adverse impacts of investment decisions
Logos does not currently consider the adverse impacts of our investment decisions on sustainability factors as defined by Article 4 of the SFDR. We currently do not plan to incorporate consideration of adverse impacts of our investment decisions on sustainability factors, as defined by Article 4 of the SFDR, in our investment decisions in the future. We will continue to monitor the situation and will re-evaluate our approach whenever circumstances change related to our reasons for not considering the adverse impacts of our investment decisions on sustainability factors.
Remuneration Policy
The Manager receives, dependent on the class, an annual management fee based on the committed capital of the investor and/or a performance fee. Given that risk management, including the control of sustainability risks, is an integral part of the investment and selection policy, Logos ensures that risk-taking is discouraged and mitigated.
Please find the full Logos Investment Management B.V. sustainability-related disclosure here.