Profile
Mr. Chris S.
Clarke is an Investment Director at Scottish Widows Investment Partnership Ltd.
He joined SWIP in March.
Previously, he worked for Alliance Trust, where he was an Investment Manager focusing on large- and mid-cap European stocks.
Aside from being a CFA charterholder, he is also a qualified Chartered Accountant and was formerly an auditor at KPMG.
Former positions of Chris S. Clarke
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abrdn Alternative Investments Ltd.
abrdn Alternative Investments Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance AAI is an active, research-driven manager which employs bottom-up asset analysis combined with a macroeconomic view to seek market mispricing opportunities and provide investors with superior returns. Their overall investment approach is anchored by their fundamental research and in-house expertise across asset classes including UK and international equities, real estate, bonds and cash. The firm typically adopts a long-term investment horizon when selecting equities, basing their investment decisions on in-house criteria and focusing on the firm's prospects over a five-year horizon. For government bonds, they utilize top-down analysis and a combination of bottom-up and macroeconomic research for corporate bonds. | Analyst-Equity | 2011-05-17 |
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abrdn Alternative Investments Ltd.
abrdn Alternative Investments Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance AAI is an active, research-driven manager which employs bottom-up asset analysis combined with a macroeconomic view to seek market mispricing opportunities and provide investors with superior returns. Their overall investment approach is anchored by their fundamental research and in-house expertise across asset classes including UK and international equities, real estate, bonds and cash. The firm typically adopts a long-term investment horizon when selecting equities, basing their investment decisions on in-house criteria and focusing on the firm's prospects over a five-year horizon. For government bonds, they utilize top-down analysis and a combination of bottom-up and macroeconomic research for corporate bonds. | Finance |
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