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Clive Charles Ward worked as the Managing Director at Wesleyan Assurance Society from 1990 to 2017.
He also worked as the Chief Operating Officer at Wesleyan Unit Trust Managers Ltd. from 2011 to 2018.
Former positions of Clive Charles Ward
| Companies | Position | End |
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Wesleyan Assurance Society
Wesleyan Assurance Society Investment ManagersFinance Wesleyan is an active, long-term, risk-averse manager which generally follows a buy and hold approach to invest across asset classes. They believe income is an important component of investment return and that real asset growth in income will ultimately lead to capital appreciation. The firm is typically a contra-cyclical investor which aim to identify long-term value in sectors and stocks which are temporarily out of favor with other investors. | Chief Investment Officer | 2017-08-02 |
Wesleyan Unit Trust Managers Ltd.
Wesleyan Unit Trust Managers Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance WUTM is an active equity investment manager that focuses on the UK market. The firm invests in global equity complemented by real estate, as well as bonds and convertibles when dictated by market conditions. | Chief Executive Officer | - |
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Wesleyan Unit Trust Managers Ltd.
Wesleyan Unit Trust Managers Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance WUTM is an active equity investment manager that focuses on the UK market. The firm invests in global equity complemented by real estate, as well as bonds and convertibles when dictated by market conditions. | Finance |
Wesleyan Assurance Society
Wesleyan Assurance Society Investment ManagersFinance Wesleyan is an active, long-term, risk-averse manager which generally follows a buy and hold approach to invest across asset classes. They believe income is an important component of investment return and that real asset growth in income will ultimately lead to capital appreciation. The firm is typically a contra-cyclical investor which aim to identify long-term value in sectors and stocks which are temporarily out of favor with other investors. | Finance |
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