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Mr. Eric Ollinger is a Chairman & Partner at Value Tree AV SA.
He worked as a Financial Analyst at the Statistics Office of E.U.
in Luxembourg from 1991 to 1993 and as a Wealth Manager at Fortis Banque from 1993 to 1995.
Mr. Ollinger joined the Capital at Work office in Luxembourg as a Partner in 1996 and moved to Madrid to establish the Capital at Work Office.
Mr. Ollinger holds a degree in Economics from Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) and is a Certified European Financial Analyst (CEFA).
Eric Ollinger active positions
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Value Tree AV SA
Value Tree AV SA Investment ManagersFinance Value Tree is an active, long-term, value-oriented manager which implements management methodology directly (direct investment in shares and bonds) or through collective vehicles, aiming for financial and/or tax optimization according to what best suits each investor. The firm has carefully developed a limited, but comprehensive and flexible, range of investment vehicles: (1) it covers almost the entire globe: Europe, North and South America and Asia; (2) it covers the main types of assets: monetary assets, bonds (corporate and government), equities and derivatives; an (3) it proposes the main asset selection strategies: very conservative, conservative, balanced, aggressive and very aggressive. | Founder | 2001-05-17 |
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Value Tree AV SA
Value Tree AV SA Investment ManagersFinance Value Tree is an active, long-term, value-oriented manager which implements management methodology directly (direct investment in shares and bonds) or through collective vehicles, aiming for financial and/or tax optimization according to what best suits each investor. The firm has carefully developed a limited, but comprehensive and flexible, range of investment vehicles: (1) it covers almost the entire globe: Europe, North and South America and Asia; (2) it covers the main types of assets: monetary assets, bonds (corporate and government), equities and derivatives; an (3) it proposes the main asset selection strategies: very conservative, conservative, balanced, aggressive and very aggressive. | Finance |
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