TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - Jul 10, 2017) - LOGiQ Asset Management Inc. ("LOGiQ" or the "Company") LGQ announces that Senior Portfolio Manager Norm Lamarche will be departing the Company on September 30, 2017 to create a new boutique investment firm. Concurrent with his departure, Mr. Lamarche will enter a sub-advisory agreement which will provide that he will continue to act as the portfolio manager for each of LOGiQ Growth Class, LOGiQ Growth Fund, and LOGiQ Special Opportunities Class (the "Funds").

"Norm is a veteran in the Canadian securities industry and a thought leader in the resources sector. We are pleased that he will continue to provide portfolio management services for LOGiQ's retail clients and we look forward to continue working with him into the future," said LOGiQ's CEO Joe Canavan.

LOGiQ (www.logiqasset.com) is a diversified asset management company with a suite of retail mutual funds, closed end funds, hedge funds and pooled funds, and also provides segregated institutional managed accounts and institutional advisory sales.

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