Ranmore Fund Management Ltd has announced a partnership with the England Hockey League (EHL) Premier Division Finals 2026. The finals take place on 2 and 3 May 2026 at Surbiton Hockey Club.
The event will feature the top four Women’s and Open/Men’s teams competing for national titles. It is held over the UK Bank Holiday weekend.
Ranmore’s contribution will support the delivery of the finals. The partnership also involves Helpmore, a charity set up by Ranmore founder Sean Peche. Helpmore is registered in the UK and South Africa. It works with small, community-based organisations in both countries, focusing on education, youth development, healthcare, homelessness support, and grassroots sport.
Ranmore Fund Management is an independently owned investment manager. It manages the Ranmore Global Equity Fund plc, which launched in October 2008 and had assets under management of $2.5 billion as of 31 January 2026.
Sean Peche, Ranmore founder and Trustee of Helpmore, said:
“We are delighted to partner with the EHL Premier Division Finals 2026 and support one of the standout weekends in the domestic hockey calendar. The finals bring together the top men’s and women’s teams competing at the highest level of the domestic game. Success in any elite environment requires discipline, resilience, teamwork and a commitment to continual improvement. Sport can bring tremendous benefits to participants and local communities. Alongside the Finals, I’m pleased that Helpmore supports 11 different grassroots sport and initiatives that make a meaningful difference across the UK and South Africa.”
Rich Beer, CEO of England Hockey, added:
“We are excited to welcome Ranmore Fund Management as our Presenting Partner for the EHL Premier Division Finals 2026. Their commitment to excellence, coupled with a strong belief in the positive impact of sport on individuals and communities, aligns perfectly with England Hockey’s values. This partnership will undoubtedly help us elevate the Finals experience for players and fans alike, showcasing the very best of English club hockey.”
The England Hockey League (EHL) is the top domestic field hockey competition in England. It is organised by England Hockey, the sport’s national governing body. Roughly 3,200 players across 144 teams compete in the system. The league is the main pathway to European club competition, with winners qualifying for the EuroHockey League.
