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Mr. Bob P.
Tullett is Investment Director at Cheviot Asset Management Ltd.
He began his career at James Capel in 1969, moving to McAnally Montgomery, a smaller firm of private client stockbrokers, in 1976, before they merged with Laing & Cruickshank Investment Management in 1982.
In 2004 Laing & Cruickshank were acquired by UBS, where he became a member of the Investment Committee.
In 2006 he joined Cheviot Asset Management, where he also sits on the Investment Committee.
Mr. Tullett became a member of the Stock Exchange in 1985, and is now a member of the Securities and Investment Institute.
He is a trustee of a number of charitable trusts.
Former positions of Bob P. Tullett
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Cheviot Asset Management Ltd.
 Cheviot Asset Management Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance CAM invests in multi-asset fund of funds primarily in global equities, fixed interest and cash. The firm's objective is to deliver a balance of income and capital growth. To offer protection on the downside, they also invest in alternative assets such as property, hedge fund of funds, and structured products. They benchmark against the FT APCIMS balanced index | Director of Investments | 2010-12-31 |
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Cheviot Asset Management Ltd.
Cheviot Asset Management Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance CAM invests in multi-asset fund of funds primarily in global equities, fixed interest and cash. The firm's objective is to deliver a balance of income and capital growth. To offer protection on the downside, they also invest in alternative assets such as property, hedge fund of funds, and structured products. They benchmark against the FT APCIMS balanced index | Finance |
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